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Re: making collages from photos

Originally Posted by Silver Tabby ->
If you click on the little download arrow - top right of screen - you will find it there. Click on it and it will give you the option of where to save it.
Yes, that's one way of doing it, I guess.

I saw ....

[CTRL] S Save collage (JPG)
underneath the collage, and it was saved in Downloads on my PC
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Re: making collages from photos

Well I sort of did it with great difficulty



All I remember was that before it was dead easy and more artistic
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Re: making collages from photos

Right, I guess this is what you can't see ... https://photos.app.goo.gl/8PekfXqDHG8No3hL8


It's a kind of a collage using transparent layers, you can shove things around, twist/rotate/resize and erase bits.
Here are the three originals:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/PWn8VrGLFfNg6zgQ6
https://photos.app.goo.gl/6ps5uqpP55HFFLSV7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Box76vXvfHm1MjKx9

Set me a challenge ... say 3, 4 or 5 pics and I'll layer them up and make something interesting.
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Re: making collages from photos

Ok I'm still practising ...

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Re: making collages from photos

Originally Posted by Muddy ->
Well I sort of did it with great difficulty



All I remember was that before it was dead easy and more artistic
I suppose it's not easy doing artistic when doing a sequence like that.
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How do I get this down on pc?
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Re: making collages from photos

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Ok I'm still practising ...
Practice makes perfect.
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Re: making collages from photos

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How do I get this down on pc?
what down?
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Re: making collages from photos

Here's one I've just done, without really thinking about what and why .... using another online collager ...

https://www.photojoiner.net/collage-maker/editor



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25-07-2019, 08:07 PM
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Re: making collages from photos

I've mentioned Xara Photo & Graphic Designer before but nobody takes notice of me because it isn't free. However, the versatility of this program make it worth the £36-00 price in my opinion.

I eventually upgraded to Xara Designer ProX but quite honestly, there isn't so much difference between this and Xara Photo & Graphic Designer for general purposes.

It is capable of doing lots other than just creating a collage. It does most operations on a single layer too. This makes shifting images around quite a bit easier not only for collages but also other image manipulations as well. Here's a collage done with it.


I know other programs can do this but I find Xara the best all-round program to use for most things.
 
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