I have been benefiting from reading your posts for some time. Usually, by the time I think of a helpful comment, forty good and some not so good comments have already been made. For instance, I think I recently read a request from someone asking for help making a poster by gluing four quarters of a photo on a backing. I was challenged by this question about making a mosaic from an image. It seems like it is a fairly straight forward task for any processor. I use PS Elements 14. This image was taken with my 16 MP, Nikon D7000. It is 4928 pixels wide and 3264 pixels high. So I set the crop size for 2462x1632. I placed the courser at a corner and dragged it out until the little numbers following it said "2462 W x 1632 H". I then saved this image with a "1stQtr" tag to the filename. I repeated this three times with the other corners. Printing them on 8.5x11 sheets left some white strips across the tops and bottoms that had to be trimmed off. I laid them semi-carefully on the dining room table, climbed up on a chair and took a picture, I know, at 87, I shouldn't be climbing on chairs. Anyway, I think it looks pretty good. More careful placement and gluing to a back board will make it look very good. Or, you could separate them by a millimeter or two to admit it is a mosaic. I didn't time the effort but it was less than an hour.
RichKenn wrote:
I have been benefiting from reading your posts for some time. Usually, by the time I think of a helpful comment, forty good and some not so good comments have already been made. For instance, I think I recently read a request from someone asking for help making a poster by gluing four quarters of a photo on a backing. I was challenged by this question about making a mosaic from an image. It seems like it is a fairly straight forward task for any processor. I use PS Elements 14. This image was taken with my 16 MP, Nikon D7000. It is 4928 pixels wide and 3264 pixels high. So I set the crop size for 2462x1632. I placed the courser at a corner and dragged it out until the little numbers following it said "2462 W x 1632 H". I then saved this image with a "1stQtr" tag to the filename. I repeated this three times with the other corners. Printing them on 8.5x11 sheets left some white strips across the tops and bottoms that had to be trimmed off. I laid them semi-carefully on the dining room table, climbed up on a chair and took a picture, I know, at 87, I shouldn't be climbing on chairs. Anyway, I think it looks pretty good. More careful placement and gluing to a back board will make it look very good. Or, you could separate them by a millimeter or two to admit it is a mosaic. I didn't time the effort but it was less than an hour.
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RichKenn wrote:
. . . . I laid them semi-carefully on the dining room table, climbed up on a chair and took a picture, I know, at 87, I shouldn't be climbing on chairs. . . .
Hmmm. I just broke three ribs by falling from a chair that I used to change a light bulb in my ceiling. I guess the trouble was that the light bulb in my head was also not working. Anyway, don't do that again.
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Thanks. I thought I read the instructions but I missed something.
Here is the picture, I hope!
I will try once more. I thot I clicked on every spot I was supposed to.
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