October 2020

How to Use Photoshop Elements Panorama Stitch Images Together Using the Photomerge Tool

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How to use the Photoshop Elements Photomerge Panorama tool to stitch multiple images together. This Guided Edit tool is an easy way to make great panorama photos, merging several photo shots into one wide panorama image. This tutorial was recorded in Photoshop Elements 2020 but will work in 2019, 2018, 15 and earlier versions.

00:00 Photoshop Elements Charcoal Sketch Effect Intro
00:35 Where to find the Photomerge Panorama tool
00:49 Have your panorama photos open
01:13 Hints on taking good panorama pictures
02:02 Starting Photomerge Panorama
02:27 Photomerge Panorama Settings Options
03:22 Click Create Panorama
04:01 Trying Photomerge Panorama with different settings
04:44 Better result 2nd time
05:10 Finishing off the Panorama
05:59 Examining the overlap
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Adobe Photoshop Elements Essentials

Adobe Photoshop Elements Holidays

Adobe Photoshop Elements Photo Retouching

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XD Daily Creative Challenge – Component States

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Challenge: On a topic of your choosing, design a desktop form with input fields and buttons. Use Component States to create multiple states for the fields and buttons.
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Join your host every afternoon at 2:00pm PT to learn how to approach each challenge using Adobe XD. Complete 9 challenges by Friday, October 9th and you’ll be on your way to sharpening your skills. Get your questions answered, see what the community is creating and get feedback on your work – see you there!

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Designing a Plant Growing App with Sarah Gear – 2 of 2

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Tune in with Product Designer Sarah Gear as she designs the mobile experience for an app that helps track a plant’s growth and soil metrics, including moisture, nutrients, and humidity! From sketching wireframes to unique typography, Sarah will share tips and tricks for using Adobe XD to create a developer-friendly design system leveraging components and Creative Cloud Libraries.

Guest Sarah Gear is Product Designer and Researcher based in San Carlos, CA: https://www.behance.net/sarahgear_

Host Julian Crespo is an interaction and product designer based in the Bay Area: https://www.behance.net/juliancrespo
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