Photomerge Faces

Ever taken a snap of friends only to discover, after they have all gone home, that one of them is looking in the wrong direction, has their eyes closed, or just looks a bit grumpy?

This is a common photo-taking error that many experience. Before Photoshop Elements came along, the only remedy was to get your friends back together to reshoot, or to spend time selecting, copying, and pasting figures from one picture to another. This was a time-consuming and complex process, so no one bothered.

By leveraging the power of the Photomerge AI technology, Elements has three fantastic features: Photomerge Faces, Photomerge Compose, and Photomerge Group Shot, all designed to fix compositional errors, however heinous they might appear. The Faces tool enables you to remove a face from one image and transfer it to another, all without the need for making complex selections—in much the same way that Scene Cleaner works when copying and pasting one part of the shot over...