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I shot an image of a building bracketing with the idea that I would blend the different exposures of the windows & sky. I have no problem doing this manually and am not asking an hdr question.
My question is that I must of either left the auto focus on or bumped the tripod ever so slightly. I thought there was a way in PS cs 3 to snap layers or align layers. I have tried to use the align layers under the layers menu and auto align into photomerge from the edit menu with no luck. The clouds in the four different exposures change position, I don’t care about them only the building in the foreground.
Can anyone offer advice or insights how to align layers to snap my building in line with the other exposures? Please. Thanks jeff
p.s. I did read through the archives and have tried ideas still don’t seem to make this work
My question is that I must of either left the auto focus on or bumped the tripod ever so slightly. I thought there was a way in PS cs 3 to snap layers or align layers. I have tried to use the align layers under the layers menu and auto align into photomerge from the edit menu with no luck. The clouds in the four different exposures change position, I don’t care about them only the building in the foreground.
Can anyone offer advice or insights how to align layers to snap my building in line with the other exposures? Please. Thanks jeff
p.s. I did read through the archives and have tried ideas still don’t seem to make this work
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