Hi Hunt

Thanks for the welcome, and thanks for moving it to the right place.

Regards

Andrew

Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2012 16:54:05 -0600

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Subject: Re: Memory Issues with Elements 10 Memory Issues with Elements 10

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Andrew,

Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately, you have posted to the Photoshop Forum. I will move this post to the Photoshop Elements Forum, where you will get some worthwhile replies for that program.

Good luck,

Hunt

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Hi Ken

Thanks for the reply. How can I tell what the final dimensions would be in pixels ? Each of the individual images is approx 5000 x 3500 pixels, so allowing for approx 20% overlap, I would not think I would break 30K on the long side.

When I first started getting the memory issue with this panoroma, I reduced the size of each jpeg from around 9MB (Canon EOS 600) to low quality, so each jpeg is now approx 1.3MB. This did not make any difference.

Also, I tried doing 2 panoramas of 3 images each, and then attempting to stitch the 2 'half' panoromas together. I created the 2 half panoramas OK, but they wouldn't stitch together ('not enough RAM').

Andrew

Ken

I will try the ICE program. I have spent a lot of time messing with this. Including spending £130 on upgrading the memory on my laptop from 3GB to 8GB, thinking that would solve the problem.

It seems that Elements being a 32bit app has a 3GB limit on memory usage, and this seems to stop it from being able to complete the stitching.

Andrew

Ken

Thanks for the quick responses. I did actually manage to create the panorama using the software that came with my Canon ('photstitch'). It took a couple of minutes, and worked fine.

It does seem strange that a premier image editing package can't seem to do something that a freebie does without any issues. Hmm.