Photoshop How-To: Automatically Blend Multiple Layers

It's long been possible to blend images using Photoshop's layers with masks, but it hasn't been easy. Now the new Auto-Blend feature takes away the endless tweaking to give you results in a second.
Written by Russell Brown on October 8, 2007

This tutorial is an installment of The Russell Brown Show.

In this video, Russell demonstrates how to use Photoshop CS3's Auto-Blend feature to combine multiple photos. The resulting image not only merges the two sources, but blends their texture and shading like magic.


Auto-blending can be for practical purposes...


Or, um, less-than-practical purposes.

Click on "Auto-Blend Magic" to begin streaming the 7.2MB QuickTime Tutorial.

If you do not have QuickTime installed, you can get it here:

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Need a non-moving version

The subject is good, but I hated the animation on the lead page, and I gave up on loading QuickTime so never saw the tutorial (I don't get much out of tutorial movies anyhow.)

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