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Merging Pics/images
by Steve on Sun Jan 27, 2008 8:17 am
Does anyone know of a program other than Photoshop that will join 2 halves of a picture? Any help would be appreciated.
R.I.P. Metzmama (Grandmother in Armenian) 1926-2007
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
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by Steve on Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:11 pm
No one?
R.I.P. Metzmama (Grandmother in Armenian) 1926-2007
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
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by Gumzilla on Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:58 am
Steve wrote:No one?
What exactly are you looking to do? I'm guessing that you want to do what is "stitch" the parts together. Is that right, or do you mean something else?
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by Steve on Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:25 am
Gumzilla wrote:Steve wrote:No one?
What exactly are you looking to do? I'm guessing that you want to do what is "stitch" the parts together. Is that right, or do you mean something else?
That's correct Gumzilla.
Xray wrote:I use Microsoft paint (came with the PC) for merging pictures.
How do you do that with MS Paint, Xray?
R.I.P. Metzmama (Grandmother in Armenian) 1926-2007
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
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by Gumzilla on Thu Jan 31, 2008 10:29 pm
Steve wrote:Gumzilla wrote:Steve wrote:No one?
What exactly are you looking to do? I'm guessing that you want to do what is "stitch" the parts together. Is that right, or do you mean something else?
That's correct Gumzilla.
I use Paint shop Pro v9. Here's an entry from the Help file:
- Take a series of photographs with overlapping subject matter, then stitch the photographs together using layers.
Create an image with a canvas large enough to display the panorama, then copy each photograph onto a separate layer.
Decrease the opacity of one layer to see though it as you use the Move tool to match up the edges of the other photograph.
Do this with each layer, then return the layers to 100 percent opacity.
Paint Shop Pro is now made by Corel, and is on version 11, I believe. It is far less expensive than Photoshop (about $99.00, I think) and can do most of what Photoshop does, for the stuff I do day in and day out, I've been using it for a long time and have never really had a problem. Hope this helps.
"If I don't start having some service around here I'm going to swap all of you for a dog and shoot the dog.
What's the dessert, Miriam?" Jubal Harshaw in Robert A. Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land
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by Steve on Fri Feb 01, 2008 8:55 am
If I was to do it using MS Paint, how would I go about doing that? I wanna merge 2 halves so that the outcome is both halves as one pic.
R.I.P. Metzmama (Grandmother in Armenian) 1926-2007
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
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by Xray on Fri Feb 01, 2008 1:33 pm
You open the picture in MS paint. Then you expand the right side (ctrl E, or drag the middle of the right side out pretty far, there's a little square you grab onto and expand it). Then click, edit, paste-from, choose the second image, and while it's bordered with the dancing ants, you drag it to the right side and fit it where it goes. The sides may need adjusting to fit around the pic. Control Z is undo.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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by Steve on Fri Feb 22, 2008 10:03 am
Xray wrote:Did you figure that out on Paint, Steve?
No. I decided not to do it.
R.I.P. Metzmama (Grandmother in Armenian) 1926-2007
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
*My Grandmother's name being Rose, I thought it was appropriate that I include a rose in my sig*
We will miss you dearly. You were a great Grandmother, Mother, Aunt, and Wife (to my Grandpa) to those of us that are still alive. We love you.
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