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Is it possible to combine two or more images into a flat combined single image? I don't want a panorama or perspective result, but simply two or three different images side by side in a single file. For example, combining a few photos of family members into a single image. Thanks.
 
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randal.hundley said:
Is it possible to combine two or more images into a flat combined single image? I don't want a panorama or perspective result, but simply two or three different images side by side in a single file. For example, combining a few photos of family members into a single image. Thanks.
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This is a project for Photoshop. You can also try to get what you’re after using the print module and print to a file. But Photoshop is the best tool for this.


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randal.hundley said:
Is it possible to combine two or more images into a flat combined single image? I don't want a panorama or perspective result, but simply two or three different images side by side in a single file. For example, combining a few photos of family members into a single image. Thanks.
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This is a project for Photoshop. You can also try to get what you’re after using the print module and print to a file. But Photoshop is the best tool for this.


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In LrC, Use the print module to arrange the images as you desire. Then "Print to file" rather than print to printer and you'll get a JPG of collage.
 
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This is a project for Photoshop. You can also try to get what you’re after using the print module and print to a file. But Photoshop is the best tool for this.


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Thank you. It looks like I can accomplish my goal using the print module without having to learn Photoshop!
 
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randal.hundley said:
Thank you. It looks like I can accomplish my goal using the print module without having to learn Photoshop!
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There is nothing to learn if you are just creating a canvas to place images. I think Photoshop is more flexible than the print module of LrC.


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