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<p>Hi,<br> I'm preparing 360 views for the interiors of one of my clients.<br> What's a good workflow using Microsoft Photosynth? I basically select all RAW images in the Photosynth editor and it does the rest. <br> Should I be instead converting the RAW to jpegs, make the necessary adjustments and then use Photosynth? I'm also letting Photosynth do the photomerge. Is that a good approach?</p> <p>Thanks.</p>

<p>Thanks, Ellis - I was able to place the picture on top of the blurred sketch.<br> I was trying to position the picture elsewhere on the canvas, move it around a bit. Haven't figured out how to yet.</p>

<p>I wanted to place a photograph on top of a scanned copy of a pen and ink sketch that I made long ago.<br> The sketch should remain slightly blurred in the background and the color photograph should be on top of the sketch.<br> How can I get this collage effect ? I don't have Elements and use an older version ( CS 5.1) of Photoshop.<br> Thanks.</p>

<p>Lex - yes, those stop-motion videos are really cool ! I wish i could experiment with that.<br> wonder how the best film producers get their background music right....</p>

<p>Hi,<br> I recently played a little music in the background while watching a slideshow of some of my pictures.<br> It turned out that the music blended well with the overall theme of the images, but I was surprised by my reaction to the images I must have viewed hundreds of times before.<br> I realized I was looking at very different parts of an image - corners, details I had never paid attention to. The music evoked a very different response inside of me, and on a few occasions I also felt a very noticeable tactile response. As if i had just touched the marble floor in a picture, for instance.<br> I've always believed that background music provides an entirely different meaning to images but I was surprised by my reaction.<br> anyone experienced this and has any comments?<br> Thanks.</p> <p> </p>

<p>Hi,<br> How best can I replace the background in the attached pic of a machine with a uniform color like blue or grey?<br> The client wants a light grey background. I tried the clone tool in CS5, and tried to use the quick selection tool to extract the machine but with limited success.<br> Any suggestions on the best technique in Photoshop CS5?</p> <p>Thanks</p> <p> </p><div></div>