How 'bout if they simply follow my steps?
1. Email OFF your photos and ask him to create a montage and email it back to you.
DONE!
But that is an AWESOME tutorial! thanks!
- LazurusLong
- 08-16-2010, 04:02 PM
- pmdelites
- 08-16-2010, 04:14 PM
o.f.f.
what were you talking about??? i was temporarily mesmerized.....
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something about honeyshot or cropping or aerolas???
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seriously, you would do well in writing technical manuals.
but your skills are better appreciated when you post your photo montages!!
bows down not only graciously but reverently.
what were you talking about??? i was temporarily mesmerized.....
.
.
.
something about honeyshot or cropping or aerolas???
.
.
.
seriously, you would do well in writing technical manuals.
but your skills are better appreciated when you post your photo montages!!
bows down not only graciously but reverently.
- PODarkness
- 08-16-2010, 04:31 PM
You know, most people charge a lot for a tutorial like that.
One more for your signature line?
Get OFF!
One more for your signature line?
Get OFF!
- OFF
- 08-17-2010, 02:40 PM
If you would like to have rounded corners on your photos, select your "Retangular Marquee Tool" which is the top right tool (dotted rectangle). Then select the image you want to crop with the rounded corners. I used Photo 3 for this example which I have also already flipped horizontally.
Set you cursor just inside the edge of the photo. Do not touch it on the corner but slightly inside the edge. You may want to expand the picture to 200% of its size. Somtimes that makes it easier to be more precise with the various tools. At this point using the Retangular Marquee Tool draw a rectangle inside the photo as shown. If you don't do it correctlly the first time, start drawing over and the prior rectangle will disappear. Once you have drawn your retangle similar to the one shown. Go to the drop down menu titled "Select" and then choose "Modify" and in the sub-menu choose "Smooth".
A "Smooth Selection" entry box will appear on the screen. Enter "20" in the box and press okay. Now looking at you picture, you should see rounded corners. Press the keys "Control" and "C" at the same time. This will copy the image on to the "Clipboard". Now touch Photo 1 or the main photo and press "Control" and "V" simultaneously. This should paste photo 3 on to the montage as a layer that you can manipulate.
Go through the same steps for photo 2 and then you can complete your montage as before.
Set you cursor just inside the edge of the photo. Do not touch it on the corner but slightly inside the edge. You may want to expand the picture to 200% of its size. Somtimes that makes it easier to be more precise with the various tools. At this point using the Retangular Marquee Tool draw a rectangle inside the photo as shown. If you don't do it correctlly the first time, start drawing over and the prior rectangle will disappear. Once you have drawn your retangle similar to the one shown. Go to the drop down menu titled "Select" and then choose "Modify" and in the sub-menu choose "Smooth".
A "Smooth Selection" entry box will appear on the screen. Enter "20" in the box and press okay. Now looking at you picture, you should see rounded corners. Press the keys "Control" and "C" at the same time. This will copy the image on to the "Clipboard". Now touch Photo 1 or the main photo and press "Control" and "V" simultaneously. This should paste photo 3 on to the montage as a layer that you can manipulate.
Go through the same steps for photo 2 and then you can complete your montage as before.
- Guest100314-1
- 08-17-2010, 05:36 PM
Thank you OFF!
- OFF
- 08-18-2010, 11:18 AM