MERGING IMAGES IN ADOBE - STUDIO SHOOT

[ROADRUNNER3]

Does anyone out there have any idea how to 'merge' two pages in Adobe Reader / Photoshop ?

I shot a Ferrari in the studio for RM Auctions, but I have the pdf split into two pages, so the car is split. I can merge them in Adobe, but it won't then allow me to save it as a jpeg.

http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/d05480b8#/d054...

Any ideas ?

[Simpo Two]

'Print screen' twice and stick together in PS?

Would only be the res of your monitor however.

[ROADRUNNER3]

Simpo Two said:

'Print screen' twice and stick together in PS?

Would only be the res of your monitor however.

Thats the problem - I want to retain the high resolution

[AndyKH]

Roadrunner, email me the pics and i'll do it for you.

[ROADRUNNER3]

AndyKH said:

Roadrunner, email me the pics and i'll do it for you.

Thanks Andy,

Whats your email address ? I can't attach a file to the PH mail system.

Tim

[AndyKH]

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Edited by AndyKH on Friday 9th April 10:25

[AndyKH]

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[poprock]

It should be pretty simple if you have full-blown Photoshop to use.

Open your PDF file in Photoshop. It will ask you which page you want to open and at what size, resolution, colour mode, etc.

Do it twice so you have both pages open in Photoshop at matching sizes etc. (If it won’t let you open both at once, save the first page as a PSD, TIFF, or JPEG before doing page two.)

Working on page one, edit the canvas size to be double it's current width, extending to the right.

Go to page two, select all, and copy.

Paste into page one and position it correctly in the blank space to the right.

Here’s the bit you may have missed first time around: Flatten the image, so it's all on one layer.

Then save as JPEG.

Done.

[ROADRUNNER3]

Fine work now done by Andy - thanks again !

[poprock]

Nice photo, by the way.

[AndyKH]

My Pleasure Tim.