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Collage - combining multi photos into one
EdEscall [Avatar]
Newbie Joined: Jul 26, 2017 09:05 Messages: 13 Offline
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According to PhotoDirector writeups, it can combine two or more photos in one frame. I have PhotoDirector 365, and I tried to find the 'Collage' feature but couldn't find it. Does anybody have tried 'Collage'? Thank you.
tomasc [Avatar]
Senior Contributor Joined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33 Messages: 6464 Offline
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There is no collage feature in PhotoDirector but PIX shows you how to accomplish this. See this thread: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/96517.page .
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Hello EdEscall,

Thank you for the reference, tomasc.

Essentially, there are two ways to combine multi images in a collage in PhD.

You can use Photo Composer (under Guided > Extract/Compose)

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... or the Layers module (under Edit)

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In Photo Composer, you'd need to calculate the finished size of the completed collage and create a blank image for the canvas, to be imported into PhD as the first step.

In Layers, you can select "Create Empty Project" & set up your canvas size to your needs. To me, the Layers module allows greater flexibility.

Either way, some calculation is required first.

PIX

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EdEscall [Avatar]
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Thank you very much Tomasc, I will try your recommendation.
EdEscall [Avatar]
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Quote Hello EdEscall,

Thankou for the reference, tomasc.

Essentially, there are two ways to combine multi images in a collage in PhD.

You can use Photo Composer (under Guided > Extract/Compose)

""""

... or the Layers module (under Edit)

""""

In Photo Composer, you'd need to calculate the finished size of the completed collage and create a blank image for the canvas, to be imported into PhD as the first step.

In Layers, you can select "Create Empty Project" & set up your canvas size to your needs. To me, the Layers module allows greater flexibility.

Either way, some calculation is required first.

PIX


Thank you PIX. I'll try this.

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