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Hi people, i just wondered what software is needed to create a picture collage. I am thinking of entering the Theme meking challenge but i need some software to create a collage of my previews of the theme to post in the forum. I have photoshop cs2 (the trial version). is it possible to do it with this?? If so can someone tell me how as i have only got about 2 days experience with photoshop.Thanks in advance
1. CTRL + prt sc
2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
QUOTE(augustborn99 @ Jul 21 2005, 02:30 AM)
1. CTRL + prt sc
2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
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2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
[right][snapback]145058[/snapback][/right]
Chears for the info bud..
like i say i am new to photoshop and ive been using the standard MS paint application that comes standard with windows xp, thanks again m8..
QUOTE(augustborn99 @ Jul 21 2005, 02:30 AM)
1. CTRL + prt sc
2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
[right][snapback]145058[/snapback][/right]
2. open PScs2
3. CTRL + N
4. CTRL + V
*what photoeditor did you use before? should be the same process
[right][snapback]145058[/snapback][/right]
Let me get this right. Open Photshop cs2, press ctrl+N then ctrl+v. Just tried this and it just creates a new image. what am i doing wrong
-open photoshop
-take a snapshot of your theme preview: (CTRL + PRT SCRN)
-then go into photoshop, create a new image (CTRL + N)
-paste your image, (CTRL + V)
trim and crop as desired, save for web as jpeg.gif.png and post preview in forum.
may need to upload to a host if the preview size is larger than the forum max file size, in this case try, imageshack.us as a host.
then hyperlink the image using the [IMG] tags and you should now have posted a preview.
-take a snapshot of your theme preview: (CTRL + PRT SCRN)
-then go into photoshop, create a new image (CTRL + N)
-paste your image, (CTRL + V)
trim and crop as desired, save for web as jpeg.gif.png and post preview in forum.
may need to upload to a host if the preview size is larger than the forum max file size, in this case try, imageshack.us as a host.
then hyperlink the image using the [IMG] tags and you should now have posted a preview.
QUOTE(adonisdemon @ Jul 21 2005, 06:00 PM)
-open photoshop
-take a snapshot of your theme preview: (CTRL + PRT SCRN)
-then go into photoshop, create a new image (CTRL + N)
-paste your image, (CTRL + V)
trim and crop as desired, save for web as jpeg.gif.png and post preview in forum.
may need to upload to a host if the preview size is larger than the forum max file size, in this case try, imageshack.us as a host.
then hyperlink the image using the [IMG] tags and you should now have posted a preview.
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-take a snapshot of your theme preview: (CTRL + PRT SCRN)
-then go into photoshop, create a new image (CTRL + N)
-paste your image, (CTRL + V)
trim and crop as desired, save for web as jpeg.gif.png and post preview in forum.
may need to upload to a host if the preview size is larger than the forum max file size, in this case try, imageshack.us as a host.
then hyperlink the image using the [IMG] tags and you should now have posted a preview.
[right][snapback]145246[/snapback][/right]
Sorry but i must be real dumb coz i cant seem to get this right, all i wanna do is make about 6 previews of my theme and put it into 1 image i.e a Collage, to save posting 6 different pictures i would just post 1 picture of all 6 previews. I hope this makes sense,
Panic over guys, my brother just informed me of some software called photomix, it does exactly what i want it to do. Thanks for taking the time to assist me, 
Very much appreciated
Very much appreciated
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