This is the second variation on the Facebook profile photo, using multiple snaps. Thus, Adobe uploads properly sized photos, but then gives you a built-in video tutorial on how to finalize the process. After upload, you need to go to your Facebook page and finalize the new images because Facebook does not offer APIs to handle this automatically. Plus, implementing it isn’t exactly a snap. However, this feature only works if your cover photo suits this particular composition. It’s a cute idea, but it begs for more flexibility.Ĭombined Facebook profile image and cover photo is clever but limited.įor example, there’s only two variations on the profile photo theme right now and neither one appealed to me. You will need to be handy with the selection tools though, especially to take advantage of the new Refine Selection brush, which I found took a bit of getting used to.Ĭompositing is more sophisticated now than ever with Photomerge Compose and the Refine Selection brush.Īnother new feature - custom tailored to Facebook - offers a different way to mix profile and cover photos together for an unusual artistic look.
With Photomerge, you use the Organizer to pick up elements from one photo and drop them into another, while the app automatically handles the lighting and blending to create a realistic-looking scene.
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