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Birthday photo collage
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Allow me to also add, while you could place the letter cards into photos using Ps, if you want the people holding the letter cards, you would still need to have photos of the people holding the letter cards or at least the same size and shape blank white card. All the images can be sized, arranged, and textured in Ps.
I have pictures of people holding letters. The problem is that the pictures are different sizes and res.
I know how to resize them individually but when I attempt to import them in the main pictures the are different size again.
Can't figure out how I can resize all pictures and past them at fixed size at the main pictures.
Thank you so much for your prompt answers
I know how to resize them individually but when I attempt to import them in the main pictures the are different size again.
Can't figure out how I can resize all pictures and past them at fixed size at the main pictures.
Thank you so much for your prompt answers
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Open an appropriately sized document, then drag and drop all your images into it. Or, go to SCRIPT > LOAD FILES INTO STACK.
Once the images are in your document, use the Crop Tool and Free Transform to resize the images.
Once the images are in your document, use the Crop Tool and Free Transform to resize the images.
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Sorry I missed this..............yes you could use a clipped shape as a size template, but you will still need to use free transform to re-size the images.
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The photos seem completely lost on the huge background.
And depending on how big the whole thing should be printed, it becomes quite difficult to read the whole thing smoothly. To prevent this, I would enlarge the frames, partly overlap them and crop the pictures accordingly (ceiling lamps, trophies, knees or full-body views do not belong in such pictures). You should have decided in advance to create the letters as thick as possible and with a lot of contrast to the background (or at least to use dark outlines for light colors).
And depending on how big the whole thing should be printed, it becomes quite difficult to read the whole thing smoothly. To prevent this, I would enlarge the frames, partly overlap them and crop the pictures accordingly (ceiling lamps, trophies, knees or full-body views do not belong in such pictures). You should have decided in advance to create the letters as thick as possible and with a lot of contrast to the background (or at least to use dark outlines for light colors).