Your Paragon of Virtue Posted January 11, 2005 Report Posted January 11, 2005 Vague thread title I admit, but mainly I'm talking about the programs where you can take an existing picture and make a giant collage out of it with a bunch of little pictures, I recall Michael Moore using this with American soldiers in the CE folder awhile back, and I wanted to know how I could do it myself. Also, I wanted to know how to take existing pictures and just change the style, perhaps make it fade out, change the outlines, just stuff like that. An example Any and all help would be appreciated.
Guest Vitamin X Posted January 12, 2005 Report Posted January 12, 2005 Besides the obvious and otherwise extremely costly (both in size and retail price) choice in Adobe Photoshop, I'd recommend JASC Paint Shop Pro. If you're cheap, cracks for that program are plentiful all over the net, although it takes a bit of work to find em. But it's not as overwhelmingly packed with features as Photoshop and I find it easier to use, so you might like it.
Guest DVD Spree Posted January 14, 2005 Report Posted January 14, 2005 I second Paintshop. I own both and use PhotoShop at work, but particularly if you're a newbit to fiddling with images Paintshop is the one to plum for. Unless you have any incling to go into design or publishing, in which case get playing with PhotoShop as soon as you possibly can, as the experience will serve you far better.
Your Paragon of Virtue Posted January 14, 2005 Author Report Posted January 14, 2005 Thanks for the suggestions, I'm guessing paintshop is the same thing as photo shop just a little easier to use along with the fact that it's not as, uhh, detailed?
Guest Vitamin X Posted January 14, 2005 Report Posted January 14, 2005 I find Photoshop to be overcomplicated and a bit too feature-loaded. Definitely go with Paint Shop Pro.
Jobber of the Week Posted January 17, 2005 Report Posted January 17, 2005 ArcSoft PhotoMontage is the software I see most mentioned for doing this stuff. Haven't seen any others mentioned via Google yet. It seems to be pretty favorable for doing this, though, if you can find it. EDIT: Nevermind, that Photoshop link was some college thing. oops.
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