posted on March 28, 2001 06:55:14 PM
I have been using Microsoft Picture It 2000 but can't figure out a way to combine two photos into one. Like the front and back of a magazine or both sides of a coin, etc. There is no 'combine' or 'stitch' command that I can fine. Can anyone help with this? If it is not possible with this program what is a good one that will?
posted on March 28, 2001 07:00:20 PM
When I am combinning pictures I open a blank page and copy and paste the photos of each item I want into that page then I arrange them and crop them. It often takes a bit of resizing the pictures and enlarging the blank page but in the end you can make a pretty nice grouping.
posted on March 29, 2001 03:12:30 AM
One thing to keep in mind is that a single photo will take longer to download than that same set of photos as singles ... has to do with the number of connections you can make to the site.
If it's just front and back of a coin, no problem. But if you have 17 views of a widget all jammed into one JPG, it's hard to tell what I'm looking at.
posted on March 29, 2001 08:34:40 AM
Use Photoshop to combine inmages. Photograph both sides of the coin and upload to your PC.
Do your phot corrections. Open a new screen and copy and paste image and resize to fit. Repeat the above procees for the second image. Save for web image about 400 pixel wide and from 25 to 45 kb for fast loading
and your are in buiness.
posted on March 29, 2001 08:36:09 AM
Use Photoshop to combine inmages. Photograph both sides of the coin and upload to your PC.
Do your photo corrections. Open a new screen and copy and paste image and resize to fit. Repeat the above procees for the second image. Save for web image about 400 pixel wide and from 25 to 45 kb for fast loading
and your are in business.
