posted on July 4, 2004 11:15:55 AM new
Anybody use this program? I'm finally at a point where I need to combine two pictures in one. Selling Vera scarves, and I want the picture of the closeup to be the large one, and the overall picture to be smaller and in a corner. Is there a way to do this with this particular program?
Our son, who knows a lot about Adobe, just fiddled with this and didn't see it.
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posted on July 4, 2004 11:31:17 AM new
You need to figure the size of each photo.
Then you need to make a canvas the size of both photos. You can do this in pixels, inches or cm's. Pixels is easier, for me anyhoo.
Then take one photo and copy it, then paste onto the new canvas. Then add the second photo. There are different versions of paste, I am an experimentor, but usually standard paste will do ya.
Then you should have a little hand that can move it around.
Edited to be more clear: You can also increase the canvas size on one of the photos, then just copy and paste another onto it.
I have also taken a photo with room on it, and plopped a smaller version of a second photo on it.
Truth be told: I find it faster to slap up two photos than d$%& around with a copy paste job.
Then you can write on it, or crop it or whatever.
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[ edited by Japerton on Jul 4, 2004 11:57 AM ]
posted on July 4, 2004 12:04:12 PM new
I don't have Photo Deluxe, but it's pretty easy to do in Irfanview. Will be glad to help with that if you don't get the answer you need for your Adobe program.
posted on July 4, 2004 01:01:33 PM new
Thanks, y'all. We'll fiddle with this later this afternoon. I appreciate your suggestions and will let you know how it goes.
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