Photomerge panorama in PSE 12 includes only 2 of 3 images in finished panorama?

Using PSE 12--Several times I've tried creating a panorama with Photomerge. I'm usiny 3 images. Every attempt results in a final panorama of only the 1st two images. Any direction on how to get the beast to include all 3?

It's really hard to tell without seeing the photos.
Is it possible you could post the the photos somewhere, so someone here might give it a shot?
(something like Dropbox)

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Photomerge panorama in PSE 12 chops off part of final image?

I've tried several times to stich together 4 images in Photomerge panorama using PSE 12. Every time the right edge of 4th image (the right-most) is chopped off (I'd guess about 25% of the image is lost). I've tried the "Auto" and "Perspective" settings. The "Cylindrical" setting turns the panorama to garbage, with one image at the top and the other three at the bottom of the final composition.
I was able to stitch together the same four images in PSE 9 without any problem.
Anyone have any ideas on how I can get Photomerge to include all of the 4th image in the panorama?
Thanks.
Rick

It's really hard to tell without seeing the photos.
Is it possible you could post the the photos somewhere, so someone here might give it a shot?
(something like Dropbox)

How to open Photomerge Panorama in PSE 12. The option is not available when I choose File/New.

In PSE 12 (iOS) I can't find "Photomerge Panorama". The tutorial says it should be available in the menu File/New. Yet it isn't.

It's now under the Enhance menu in the Expert mode in the pse 12 editor.
Edit>Photomerge in the pse 12 organizer.

PSE 8 - Photomerge Panorama not working?

Trial version (is Panorama disabled in trial?), XP, default preferences
File->New->Photomerge Panorama and select either 2 open files or 2 files off disk. Tried Auto reposition, manual , and in both cases, the program thinks for a couple seconds and then shows me an empty file on screen (checkerboard) entitled Untitled_Panorama1.
Tried a series of different photos, and have done this before in PSE7 with no trouble, so this is puzzling.
Is this a bug?

John, I want to add some other information for you concenring this problem with Photomerge Panorama in PSE 8 that you have been looking into, as I too get the error message you detailed in your earlier comments on this problem. I tried your solution (saving for the web) and found that it did work but, of course, it is a pain having to do this workaround. Then, quite by chance I found that Photomerge Panorama was working correctly and so I tried several files, some of which had not worked before!
Tonight, the old problem returned and I have been able to replicate both the problem and the solution. If I have the Organiser open (which I must) but not the Editor, then it works fine. If I then try to do another panorama with new files, then it usually throws up the error message and fails to work. Any further attempts with the image files (or previous ones that have worked) also fail, ending with the error message. However, if I close the application completely, and then reopen it, the same files will work perfectly with Photomerge Panorama.
Maybe this throws some new light on the cause for you? (and hopefully Adobe if they read this posting). Is it a memory problem? (I have 1 GB of RAM)
It is certainly very odd.
On another matter, but kind of memory/processor related, although I doubt if you will remember this, but last year when PSE 7 was announced but before it was available, I queried the processor spec moving up to requiring a 2GHz processor (it was a huge leap in spec from previously required processors and also not a size much then available for PC Notebook users!
You kindly advised that you thought it was more a case of "sloppy marketing" which seemed to be borne out by some later advice that I received and sent you and others from Adobe Technical suppoort. Recently, when I saw that PSE 8 required a 1.6 GHz or faster processor (the website spec sheet) I was pleased and thoughtful! Today, my purchased copy of PSE8 arrived. (I have been using a free trial version). Guess what, on the box the processor specification is "2 GHz or faster" So now we have either another case of "sloppy marketing" or perhaps, it DOES need 2 GHz and maybe this is the problem/part of the problem with Photomerge Panaroma not functioning correctly/consistently?
Maybe though, it IS just a bug and one that I really hope that Adobe can address and rectify AND thsat we don't have to wait until PSE 9. That would be very, very poor.
How do you report bugs/possible bugs to Adobe or will you further report the issue, assuming that you can replicate what I have found with Photomerge Panorama?
Hope this posting is helpful to you and others experiencing this problem with PSE 8
Kind regards

I am trying to create a panorama, when I enter File New I don't get the Photomerge Panorama option, the only options that appear are Blank file and File from clipboard. How do I get photomerge panorama

I am trying to create a panorama. When I enter FILE > NEW > the Photomere panorama option does not appear. the only options are Blank file and file from clipboard. This is in Elements 11 on Windows 8.1 OS. How do I get Photomerge Panorama to appear.

Since PSE11, you access the photomerge option in the 'Enhance' menu, last option. Or you can use the organizer (menu Edit / Photomerge).

Interactive Layout mode no longer available in Photomerge Panorama in PSE for Mac - any workarounds?

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In photoshop cs6 give this a try:
1. Go to File>Scripts>Load Files into Stack, browse and load the pictures for the pano with the Attempt to Align and Create Smart Object unchecked
2. Increase the canvas size of the document with the Crop Tool holding down the Alt key and dragging
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3. Align the layers manually in the document window with the Move Tool as good as you can.
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4. Select all the layers in the layers panel
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5. Go to Edit>Auto-Blend Layers and use Blend Method>Panorama and Seamless Tones and Colors
6. After the blending it's possible you might see some whats looks like seams, so press Shift+Alt+Ctrl+E to make a merged copy on a new layer and hopefully that'll
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I'll make another post with directions for putting the plugin into photoshop cs6, since you probably don't want to install pse 11 just to get a plugin when
photoshop cs6 is so much more capable than elements, for panoramas anyway.

PROBLEM WITH PHOTOMERGE PANORAMA IN PSE 12

whenever I try to use photomerge panorama in photoshop elements , i get an error message :Error 48: File or folder does not exist. line :41. i have been trying for few days after retsarting my laptop and also updating the PSE 12

This means that the photomerege function is having difficulty reading the required scripts to run. Have you made any changes to PSE or installed any add-on's that may have affected the presets?
I think the best thing to do is to uninstall Elements and then re-install again.

PSE 10 - Photomerge Panorama Grayed Out

I am using PSE 10 on a Windows 7 platform. When I go into full edit mode and want to select Photomerge Panorama, it is grayed out. All other selections for Photomerge are available. Previously I had no problem on the same computer using Photomerge Panorama with PSE 8. I have tried to research the forums for answers but cannot find any nswers for PSE 10.
Thanks for any help.
Michael

Well I finallly got it fixed. Had to go to Adobe Tech Support. It took them nearly two hours to resolve the problem. It turned out the Presets folder which contains the Photomerge data was missing. They tried to remove PSE10 and then reinstall it from my disc. However we could not get the program uninstalled. It kept finding an error. The error had to do with the Presets folder missing. They ended uploading a new Presets file and copying it into the PhotoshopElements 10 Folder. Everything now works perfect. Thanks for all your suggestions.
Michael

Photomerge panorama greyed out in PSE 11

I have just purchased and installed PSE11. The photomerge options don't appear under File New. I have tried resetting preferences as suggested in the forum with no effect. I have PSE 6 installed on the same computer. Any suggestions?
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Try selecting your images in the Organizer and clicking:
Edit >> Photomerge >> Panorama

Fehlermeldung bei photomerge panorame in PSE 7

Bei mir erscheint beim Aufruf von Photomerge Panorama die Fehlermeldung:
Error1; Unable to create Window
          - Interner Fehler
          Line 364
          > var w= new window(res;
Der Klick auf OK bricht den Vorgang ab.
Weiß jemand Rat?

Hallo Knorrli - Deine Meldung ist bei mir gelandet
Ich habe damit überhaupt nichts zu tun. Adobe hat im Forum Mist gebaut!
Ruf doch bitte bei Adobe an!
Wilhelm
Am 05.05.2009 um 18:08 schrieb Knorrli:
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bei Aufruf der Funktion Datei / Neu / Photomerge-Panorama stürzt
PSE7 ab mit folgenden Meldungen:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Error 1: Unable to create Window - interner Fehler.
Line: 364
-> var w - new Window(res);
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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brauche dringen eure Hilfe ich weiss nicht mehr weiter.
vielen Dank im Voraus Heinz
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PSE 10 Photomerge-Panorama

Hello,
my English is not. Maybe you can help me anyway. I've been working recently with PSE10.
I've uploaded 3 frames and wanted to
then edit with Photomerge Panorama. The result is shown in the screenshot.
Can anyone help me what should I do?

Before starting try making copy images at reduced size e.g. 1500 px x 1000 px
Try interactive and arrange images yourself.
http://help.adobe.com/de_DE/PhotoshopElements/8.0/Win/Using/WS27101fef35e777f9-2794c94411f dcce7142-7ffe.html

Nothing happens when I use Photomerge Panorama in Photoshop Elements 6

Hi,
When I select files to merge in Photomerge and click on OK, Photoshop seems to work for some seconds, and that's all!
Do You know this problem?
Thanks for all hint
Alooha

A number of people have reported Photomerge failing with this error message (in English versions):
Error 1; unable to create window
-Internal error
Line; 364
If you're seeing something similar in German, the only thing that's been reported to work sometimes is to uninstall/reinstall, in what Adobe calls "simplified mode" (with background services, including anti-virus) disabled:
http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshopelements-6-7-faq.htm#Try_Adobes_generic_troub leshooting
The Read Me for PSE 6 says:
Photomerge Panorama: If you receive out of memory errors when trying to make a panorama, resize each of the photos to a smaller size, then retry the command. If you run into out of memory errors when saving a panorama, try flattening the file (use the Layer>Flatten Image command), or save the panorama in the smaller, JPEG format.
Finally, this tech note for Photoshop CS3 probably applies to PSE as well:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/400/kb400994.html

Why is elements better at photomerge than CC- CC does not appear to automatically fill image based on content but elements does when merging a panorama. Also the stitching is visable in CC but almost perfect in elements- why?

I took 6 panorama shots of a scene and used CC to Photomerge them as one. Couldn't see where to automatic blend the edges and there was 'stitch' lines when the images were merged. So i did the same in Elements 11 and it was perfect. Am i doing something wrong in CC or perhaps not doing something at all?
Any help, please?
Dave

Hi - Thanks for taking the time to reply and i appreciate the remarks- if a little harsh- we all have to start somewhere and i am fully aware of the limitations of Elements which is why i decided to add CC to my software. I can only say that if an inferior quality software from Adobe does the job well then CC must also be suited to doing the same which is why i can only think, from your comments, that i have not done something simple- however- following tutorials to get to the end result should have sufficed- it didn't so perhaps i will consider posting the difference between the two applications- and, perhaps suffer a few more 'harsh' comments. The learning curve is quite steep and i am a visual learner, but i'm also not totally incompetent:)
Kind Regards
Dave Munn
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why is elements better at photomerge than CC- CC does not appear to automatically fill image based on content but elements does when merging a panorama. Also the stitching is visable in CC but almost perfect in elements- why?
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First a clarification: you are not addressing Adobe here in these user forums. You are requesting help from volunteers users just like you who give their time free of charge. No one has any obligation to answer your questions.
I'll give it my best shot anyway.
Few folks in this forum are really familiar with Elements, for which there's a dedicated, totally separate forum.
Different engineering teams, also.
From this perspective, it will be difficult to give you a direct answer to your "why?" question.
Personally, I blend very large panorama shots in Photoshop proper since I can't even remember when without any issues whatsoever, up to and including in Photoshop CS6 13.0.6.
Without being at your computer and without looking at your images, I couldn't even begin to speculate what you are doing wrong in Photoshop, which I suspect you are. The least you could show is post examples from your panoramas that have gone wrong.
I can tell you that panorama stitching requires significant overlap between the individual shots, besides common-sdense techniques like a very solid tripod and precision heads.
The only version of Elements I have ever used for any significant time was Elements 6 for Windows, which I bought in 2008 to use on a PC (I've been an avid Mac user for 30 years). I found Elements so limited and so bad that I successfully demanded a refund from Adobe. IU mention this only to emphasize that I can truly only address your question from a Photoshop (proper) and Mac user point of view. I couldn't care less about Elements, but if you have comparison examples of panoramas processed in both applications, by all means post those two.
Generally speaking Photoshop is a professional level application that makes no apologies for its very long and steep learning curve, while Photoshop has many hand-holding features for amateurs and beginners.
Perhaps the bottom line is that you should stick with Elements if you personally manage to get better results there.
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Photomerge Panorama won't launch

I recently purchased and downloaded an upgrade from Photoshop Elements 3.0 to Photoshop Elements 7.0. I am running a Windows Vista Home Premium machine with more than enough power on all points to handle the program.
In PSE 7.0, all functions seem to work fine, except that I am unable to launch the File - New - Photomerge Panorama function. I have tried this many ways, with photos loaded in the Project Bin and without, and always receive the same error. The error says:
Error 1: Unable to create Window - Internal error.
Line: 364
-> var w = new Window(res);
After finding a couple instances of this error in other users posts, I have tried the suggested solution twice, which is to uninstall PSE 7 and
then reinstall after rebooting in simplified mode. I did a full, clean uninstall, including running CS3clean on my system, as well as the other steps found at http://www.johnrellis.com/psedbtool/photoshopelements-6-7-faq.htm#Try_Adobes_generic_troub leshooting. None of these steps -- the clean reinstall, starting in simplified mode or running as administrator yielded any different result. I always receive the error message above, which leads to a Windows dialogue box which suggests it is looking for a solution, but in the end simply closes the program.
I am desperate for a solution, as Photomerge Panorama is one of the key reasons I decided to upgrade to PSE 7.

So tonight I went back through all of the clean uninstall steps, including running the Windows Uninstall, manually deleting folders, and running CS3Clean multiple times at Level 2 until all was wiped clean. Then in simplified / selective start-up mode, I downloaded the new Photoshop 8.0 and installed it. So far it seems to work fine, including Photomerge Panorama. Thanks for the help.

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In Organizer, you need to select more than one photo. Then the PhotoMerge Panorama option will be available.
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