making "side by side/sequence photos" in CS3

this seems like a stupid question to me, as i'm sure i could figure out how to do it if i really took the time, but i'm sure someone on here can just explain it quicker than i could find out how/teach myself. anyway, what i mean by side by side is two images (usually showing slightly different poses/angles, usually of people) that are attached/stitched in the middle? if that makes any sense at all?? thanks in advance

Do you mean where one person appears in a photo more than once? (Like this?)

There's a great tutorial by Bobster, which I can't find atm, I'll keep looking ...

Here it is.

I'm assuming you mean something like they do in skateboarding mags...like a sequence?

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no, sorry, more like this http://www.beautifulun​ionportraits.com …/wedding_photog​raphy5.jpg (image courtesy of beautifulunion portraits)

NAisBEST wrote in post #6332940
I'm assuming you mean something like they do in skateboarding mags...like a sequence?

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yeah, kind of like that, basically just getting several images together on one page in CS3

I probably go about it the hardest way possible, but I just extend the canvas on the first image, and then open a 2nd image and copy the entire thing and paste it on a new layer in Photoshop next to the original image, right on the blank "extra" canvas space. I'm not sure, but there's probably a much easier way to do this, lol.

Just create a new document large enough for all the photos, and then copy or drag the photos into photoshop. Photoshop puts them on a new layer when you do this.

thanks guys, i figured it was something simple.

ok, still not exactly working the way i want it to. anyone for a step by step tutorial?

This really is pretty basic Photoshopping

1. Create new document
2. Go to source 1. select all Edit Copy
3. Select your new document, edit paste
4. Select your move tool (V) and move it to where you want it.
5. Select source image 2
Repeat 4 and 5

how is it not working?

Image>Canvas Size.

Type your new size which will probably be double your current width plus any transition elements like a color bar or whatever. (30 px?) There is a box with arrows in it indicating which side the new space will be on. Choose what you want. Once you have all that new space then you can drag your other pic onto the canvas on a new layer.

Easy as pie.

Damo77 wrote in post #6331717
Here it is.

now here >
http://www.blog.rjwhet​ton.co.uk …g-Multiple-Exposures.aspx