5. Accurately line up the second picture with the first. The overlap will help you here, but you'll need to zoom in for an accurate match. Continue until the top row is complete, then move to the second row and so forth until all the shots are in the correct place. We suggest you save your work after placing each image.

6. If the lighting was pretty much even, the job will now be done and you can save the final image - possibly having cropped it first. But there will often be a discrepancy in lighting between adjacent images. If so, use the brightness-adjustment function in your photo-editing program to smooth out the joins.