Stitching Photos

You can combine scanned photos to create a single image. You can use either of the following methods.

Basic Stitching: Combines two images into one; images can be positioned side-by-side or top-to-bottom.
Advanced Stitching: Combines images into one by automatically detecting overlapping areas in the images (Perfection V39 II).

Note: Images that are too large cannot be stitched together. The longest edge of the photo must not exceed the following:

Basic Stitching: 65,535 pixels (Windows) or 39,686 pixels (Mac)
Advanced Stitching: 25,000 pixels
- This feature cannot be used with all images, including monotone images and charts.

Place the originals on your scanner.
Open Epson ScanSmart. Do one of the following:
- To scan from the scanner, press the button on the scanner. Epson ScanSmart opens and scanning starts.
- To scan from your computer, start Epson ScanSmart, and then click SCAN.
When using Advanced Stitching, you can scan the originals multiple times while shifting them slightly each time to ensure that the resulting scans overlap.
Select photos you want to combine, and then click Stitch Images. To select multiple images, hold down the Ctrl or Shift key while clicking on the images.
Select Basic Stitching or Advanced Stitching.
On the Stitch Images screen, check the stitched image. When you have selected Basic Stitching, you can edit the image using the buttons at the top of the screen to rotate and change the position of the images.
Click OK, and then follow the on-screen instructions to save the image.