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Four photos to a page |
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Posts: 1355 24/06/2008 21:04:55 Moderator |
I'm playing around trying to get four photos on a page, in two rows
of two pics. What I'm going to do is copy the background colour, give it a white border, upload it to Photobucket - resize it so it fits the page without
having to use the scroll bar left to right. Then overlay my photos.
That seems to be OK.
Last Edited By: Roy Young 24/06/2008 21:29:16.
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Posts: 1356 24/06/2008 21:13:33 Moderator |
Now this page has a black background. I'll do exactly the same as before but change from grey to black
So far so good. Think I'll reduce the height so when I put the photos in, I can see the four photos and text on the same page.
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Posts: 1357 24/06/2008 21:28:02 Moderator |
I've now reduced the size of the jpg to 12.3cm x 8.50cm
This is doing my head in. The page (not my jpg) keeps changing colour everytime I do a "preview" What am I doing here? I should be fishing!
Last Edited By: Roy Young 24/06/2008 21:36:21.
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Posts: 1358 24/06/2008 21:38:11 Moderator |
Here's the big moment. The next page should be the white border removed and four photos inserted.
Fingers crossed...................... |
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Posts: 1359 24/06/2008 21:54:42 Moderator |
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Roy Young |
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Posts: 1360 24/06/2008 22:05:22 Moderator |
Success! A long winded way of doing it. If anyone knows an easier method, please let me know.
Meanwhile, I now have two templates to overlay photos in - one with a grey background, the other with a black. Soon as I get a chance, I'll post photos of birds I took when I was in the Florida Keys recently. These will be in the Wildlife Forum. Also got some big lizards, snakes, alligators and crocodile photos as well. Don't alligators look mean? Time for a drop of Jack Daniels now. A nice little nightcap. Roy |
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Posts: 5051 24/06/2008 22:42:51 Board Owner |
Well done Roy what patience you have..
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Tarquin the Unforgiven |
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Posts: 11 27/06/2008 17:00:27 |
Here's a little task for you to try. First one to succeed wins a pitchside ticket at White Heart Lane. Those that fail win ten tickets.
This is it.... 
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Posts: 312 27/06/2008 19:03:18 ex-admin
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So what we supposed to do Ray? spot the meal?
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Posts: 1 27/06/2008 21:37:45 |
That looks really difficult. How do you make a diamond shaped image?
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Posts: 136 28/06/2008 07:21:48 |
In Photoshop add a new layer, paste in your pic, rotate the image ... bang done...
Or something to that effect... |
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Posts: 33 28/06/2008 07:51:26 tech admin
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Welcome Simone - bet you know the answer already
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Tarquin the Unforgiven |
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Posts: 12 28/06/2008 08:30:46 |
Wesley Boyd wrote: OK Wesley.............where's your result then? |
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Posts: 141 29/06/2008 19:09:34 |
Sorry, im a professional web developer buddy. Time is money.... |
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Tarquin the Unforgiven |
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Posts: 13 30/06/2008 06:01:15 |
"add a new layer, paste in your pic, rotate the image ... bang done..."
That shouldn't take too much time.
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Roy Young |
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Posts: 1377 13/07/2008 14:31:00 Moderator |
Getting rid of the red-eye
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