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Monday, October 25, 2010
: How to Create a Photo Collage on your computer
Choose a software program or website to work with. You can make photo collages in a variety of design software programs, such as Adobe Photoshop, or you can download free software designed specifically for making photo collages. If you're not comfortable using Adobe Photoshop or similar programs, download collage-making software from shapecollage.com, snapfish.com, scrapblog.com or smilebox.com. You can use most of these programs for free.
Choose a template for your collage. If you're working with snapfish.com, scrapblog.com or smilebox.com, you can choose from a variety of decorative backgrounds and themes. Software from shapecollage.com allows you to arrange your photos in the shape of your choice, such as a cat, a world map or a butterfly.
Read more: How to Create a Photo Collage on the Computer | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_5855719_create-photo-collage-computer.html#ixzz13HILW15Pmport your own pictures to the collage-making software or website. Click "Get Photos" or "Add Photos" and browse your computer's documents for the photo files you want to add. Most programs will allow you to import more than one photo at a time.
Read more: How to Create a Photo Collage on the Computer | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_5855719_create-photo-collage-computer.html#ixzz13HIQdN7M #
Arrange your photos within the template by dragging and dropping them to different locations. Experiment with different arrangements until you find one you like. Add text to the collage if you wish.
Order printed products, such as mugs and posters, from the website you made the collage with. The collage-making software will remain linked with that site, and you can begin your purchase in the software program. Some programs will allow you to print your collage at home for free or save it as a JPG file. You can then burn your JPG file to a CD and take it to a store or copy center to have it printed. Print as many copies as you want.
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Photo Collage Cards:a Way to Say Happy Holidays
Will you select a box off-the-shelf, or do you want to do something a little more original?
Who doesn't enjoy photographic greeting cards? Most folks have family members and friends in faraway locations. What a treat it can be to find current photos in your mailbox during the holiday season!
Many families find it challenging to obtain a single group photo that is pleasing to all participants. Not only that, but professionally printed photographic cards can be prohibitively expensive for many families, particularly during the holiday season.
Why not circumvent this challenge altogether? You can create a collage of favorite photos from the year.
As a result, I am free to focus on decorating and preparing for the holidays, instead of fretting over getting those cards out!
gather your materials:
Card stock (100# works well)
Greeting card envelopes (5 ¾" x 8 ¾")
Personal computer
Holiday clip-art
(This is available free online - see links provided, to get you started.)
Digital or scanned family photos
Address labels
(You can also make these yourself on your computer.)
Postage stamps
Select fun and festive graphics or clip-art for the front cover of your card.
Write a greeting (or pick a suitable Scripture passage or poem) for the inside.
Inside the card, you can create a collage of family photos from the past year. Digital photos are simplest, but scanners work well, or pictures can be digitized at most photo shops.
On the back, you can list your current address, phone and e-mail.
Save, and print. Fold, and address. Stamp, and mail.
Voila! That's it!
Here are the simple instructions:
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