Review two photos together by Adobe 11

How shown by Expert mode two images by layout task bar if in photo bin more then two photos?
When I high light two images and click layout on task bar appeared all images from photo bin.
I don`t like to close other images and left only two that is interesting for me.
Is it possible?

The 'media' choice is the answer for your custom organization.
The organizer lets you organize by categories, subcategories and tags. That is a three levels hierarchy you can create freely.
You might need more than 3 levels, but that's not really a problem.
Hierarchies are handy when you know you'll have hundreds of tags to choose from. It's easier to select them from a list.
But you should think of two other ways other than hierarchies to achieve fine selections :
- Adding captions and notes, that enables quick text search in PSE11
- Combining tags in advanced search mode. You don't need hierarchies to search for a product type with a given material and a given creator introduced in a given year...

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Please amplify what you are trying to do.
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how do I stitch two photos together to form a panorama?

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NOTE: The new rebuild option in iPhoto 09 (v. 8.0.2), Rebuild the iPhoto Library Database from automatic backup" makes this tip obsolete.

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Hi Everyone,
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Thank you John for the quick reply. I actually excerpted the facial image fairly well and I did use a feathered edge as well as a layer style called "Outer Glow". Both of these techniques helped. I'm just looking a way for these two images to have real chemistry together. I am designing a series of sympathy cards for a memorial service and I'm looking to marry these two images together in an artful way. Are there any 3rd party filters that combine photos together in a collage like this ? Although my collage is very simple (just two images). I have attached one sample background image here if you'd like to see what it looks like. I have the image of the Woman's face already cut out on a transparent background in a .psd file. I can't seem to post a PSD file here in the forum. So, I uploaded it to a website where it can be downloaded from the following location:
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You can print two photos on a single page with iPhoto, you can put two photos on a single page with Pages, Word or any word processor. Or are you trying to edit two photos together?
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The subject title says it all, folks. So......can we? If so, how? Thanks!!

Sean:
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Can't Compare Two Photos Side by Side!

Is it me, or iPhoto 11?
If this is a missing feature in iPhoto 11, it is a serious, serious blunder! I am forever doing before and after comparisons of two photos- always been able to do it by selecting 2 photos, and then hitting the "full screen" button.
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I too would love to know how to do this in iPhoto 11.
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This happens every single time a new camera comes out from one of the two big camera makers. Nikon and Canon do not send preproduction units to Adobe, so Adobe has to go out and buy a D750 or whatever from the store to test and profile it before they can update Lightroom. They can't get one earlier than you and I can. The profiling is quite an extensive operation. Other camera makers do send preproduction units, use dng, or do the profiling in-house and there you often get support right from release. If camera makers would finally embrace an open raw format such as dng, this whole problem would be gone but both Canon and Nikon seem to think they live in an upside-down world where their clients only use their software.
Usually the dead period only lasts a few weeks but it is frustrating nevertheless. My only advice is to not buy a new camera at the day of release and expect to have third parties to support it. You definitely should not be buying these cameras right away if your business depends on it. Aperture, Capture One, etc. have the exact same problem. No third party (read non-Nikon in this case) will support the camera from the release date. Some are quicker than other adding support. Adobe is somewhere in the middle of the pack in this respect. Nobody outside of Adobe knows when an update comes out. Could be tomorrow, could be a few more weeks or a month. They might jump straight to Lightroom 6 and never add direct support to LR 5. Sometimes they will first bring out a beta version of dng converter that will convert the new camera's nef files to dng, which will work fine in the current Lightroom before updating Lightroom itself.

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Although I really enjoy the new tool, I'm having trouble aligning two photograph when I open then through the HDR pro tool.
Why is alignment of two photos so bad in HDR pro and perfect if you align the two same photos as two layers? I've even tried reopening the same files over and over and get different results each time in HDR pro.
In view of this, shouldn't there be a realign button in the slider adjustment screen, or options for alignment, such as Use the regular auto-align?
Since alignment works fine with layers, is it possible to have an option to use layers as a starting point for HDR pro instead of opening saved photos only? I realize this probably might not give perfect results as just fixing the automatic alignment issue...
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Hi Chris,
thanks for looking into this matter. Where do you want me to send the files (over 50 megs zipped).. they're CR2 files...
Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 14:38:51 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS5 HDR pro two photos alignment issue
Don't know what could be going wrong. Can we get the files so we can try to reproduce the problem here at Adobe?
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I have a three questions.
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Second, If we are using the same Apple ID are we able to synch our phones with icloud? And if so, how do I do this?
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