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Hi... in photoshop there is an option where you can merge 3 different files in one file in such a way that its all mixed with one another... and the whole thing looks as one photograph.. can anyone please tell me where that option is?

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As pointed out, this is panorama stitching. Photoshop’s built‑in tools—Photomerge and the Auto‑Align/Auto‑Blend Layers workflow—are the standard way to combine multiple photos into a single, seamless image.

Steps (typical workflow):

  • Capture: overlap frames 20–30%, keep exposure/white balance/focus fixed, and avoid large parallax (rotate about the lens nodal point or use a tripod).
  • Prepare: open the images (or process RAW frames so exposures match).
  • Automatic: use File > Automate > Photomerge and choose a layout (Auto/Cylindrical/Perspective depending on scene); enable blending.
  • Manual (if Photomerge struggles): load images as layers, use Edit > Auto-Align Layers then Edit > Auto-Blend Layers (choose Panorama).
  • Finish: crop to clean edges, fix small gaps with Content‑Aware Fill or clone/patch, and correct any remaining seams with layer masks.

Troubleshooting notes: ghosting from moving subjects may need manual masking on the layer stack; severe lens distortion is best corrected before stitching; try different Photomerge layouts if straight lines look warped. For very wide or 360 panoramas, cylindrical or spherical options reduce edge stretching. As ’s case (three images), Photomerge normally handles that smoothly if overlap and exposures are consistent.

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Your question is not well explained but I guess you looking to create panorama. If so here is how to do it

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Your question is not well explained but I guess you looking to create panorama. If so here is how to do it

Yeah what i meant is panorama by combining 3 photographs.. i'll see if this tutorial works... Thanks.

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