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Jan 16, 2006 22:53 |  #1

Ive seen lots of collages posted and i just cant seem to figure out how do do them? what software are you using? and how are you doing them? i have a few programs that have it but they just come out looking cheesy! HELP PLEASE , please post yours and tell me how you did it ! I'm having a baby anyday now and hope to make them as gifts!

ps. i have PS7 , microsoft digital image pro 10, microsoft publishing pro ....




  
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Jan 17, 2006 00:21 |  #2

my2dramaqueens wrote:
Ive seen lots of collages posted and i just cant seem to figure out how do do them? what software are you using? and how are you doing them? i have a few programs that have it but they just come out looking cheesy! HELP PLEASE , please post yours and tell me how you did it ! I'm having a baby anyday now and hope to make them as gifts!

ps. i have PS7 , microsoft digital image pro 10, microsoft publishing pro ....

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Jan 17, 2006 00:23 |  #3

Hi there

Try this.... I used PhotoShop for mine... you commented on it earlier today.

All you have to do is open a new document and size it about 8x10 (or whatever you choose).

Then open 9 photos that you want to use. Re-size your photos to about 3x3 square or smaller. There may be a better way but I'm still learning myself.

Next go back to you main document and choose view/show/gridlines.

Now just click on your first photo and drag it to the new document. Count the grids to decide how large or small you need to size the first photos so all the photos will fit evenly. The click (Control-T) and resize the photo accordingly . Press enter when you get it the way you want it. Start in the upper left corner. I usually leave at least 4 grid lines above my top photo and 4 to the each side.

Drag the following photos into your grid and as you drop each one in, press (Shift-Control-T) and the computer will re-size it to the same proportions as the first photo (as long as they are all the same size to start with).

Now that they are all in the grid and sized to perfection, you can move them around as you choose. If you need to resize something, you can go to (Edit, Free Transform) and then click and drag to your hearts content. Just be sure to hit enter to save your selection.

When you all done, remove the Gridlines, and add some Text to the bottom and WAAA-LA... all done!

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Jan 17, 2006 06:09 as a reply to  @ Kristy's post |  #4

digitour-- which version are you using and do u use standard, pro or studio? i see they offer a free trial ... but in the end if i end up loving it there is a big difference on price !?




  
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Jan 18, 2006 06:30 |  #5

by placing images on one page as above you get pretty hard lines delineating each image.

Look at masking your image and using the garadient tool (black to white) to blend images into each other.


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