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01/10/2003 01:05:21 AM · #1 |
Hi
Is it possible to use Photoshop Elements 2 ,To set the 3 photos in a line.I have just seen Monochromatic Triptych at
//www2.photosig.com/photos.php?assignmentId=13
Or have to tryed this form of photograghy
Thankyou for your time.
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01/10/2003 08:22:52 AM · #2 |
| I don't know the answer to your question, but these pictures and the technique are awesome. A great way to make pictures that can be framed and put onto the wall in your best room. |
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01/10/2003 09:47:08 AM · #3 |
I've tried this and you can see my attempt here
You should be able to do this in photoshop elements. First get the pictures into a B&W or monochromatic colour palette, then use the layers options to build up the three pictures on one new canvas.
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01/10/2003 09:48:22 AM · #4 |
With Photoshop, all you would need to do is create a new blank image of the dimensions you want, then just copy and paste each photo into the new image, line them up like you want, add any text, and you'd be done. At least, this would work in Photoshop 7... I don't see why they would have removed the create new image feature in PS Elements.
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01/11/2003 12:32:44 AM · #5 |
Here's my monochromatic triptych entry...
Any comments welcome...
Message edited by author 2003-01-11 17:51:18. |
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01/11/2003 01:06:14 AM · #6 |
Here is also my first try at this, with some of my pictures of Sofia.
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01/12/2003 04:55:48 AM · #7 |
| Thankyou all for such good help |
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01/13/2003 07:24:34 PM · #8 |
Monochromatic Triptych
I gave this one a try also... I had never tried anyting like this before :)
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01/13/2003 07:28:14 PM · #9 |
why don't we do that as a members challenge here, i think it would be really fun and interesting
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01/13/2003 08:28:56 PM · #10 |
Mine
That would be a fun challenge
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01/14/2003 03:02:38 AM · #11 |
Threw some more together...the second one isn't really monochromatic but I hope I'll be excused.
Beach Textures Triptych
Beach Textures Triptych II |
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01/14/2003 03:05:00 PM · #12 |
Monochromatic Triptych photos would make a very good challenge,but it would be a big challenge,
This is a area of photography I realy want to get in too, after seeing all the M.T. photos here.
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01/14/2003 03:09:48 PM · #13 |
I really like the one with the blue toning. Is it really a triptych though ? It is more of a diptych I think as it looks like just 2 pictures composited ? The 'frame within a frame' approach is really interesting though. |
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01/14/2003 03:32:00 PM · #14 |
Thanks for the comments, yeah not sure myself. Some dude on photo.net suggested I try it and I couldn't decide which I liked more. It is 3 pictures, though the translucency takes away from the water texture. I did a third with the water in black and white and it's interesting as well. The blue one seems to have more public appeal, for sure.
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01/14/2003 03:33:06 PM · #15 |
I have tried this and my pictures always end up blurry. How do you make the picture smaller without making it blurry?
Great shots. Very inspirational.
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01/14/2003 03:34:40 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by jimmythefish:
Thanks for the comments, yeah not sure myself. Some dude on photo.net suggested I try it and I couldn't decide which I liked more. It is 3 pictures, though the translucency takes away from the water texture. I did a third with the water in black and white and it's interesting as well. The blue one seems to have more public appeal, for sure. |
Ah - missed that the first time - I thought the stones just had a blue toning over the top, rather than it being a watery third picture laid over the stones.....cool! |
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01/14/2003 03:44:51 PM · #17 |
Originally posted by Sonifo:
I have tried this and my pictures always end up blurry. How do you make the picture smaller without making it blurry?
Great shots. Very inspirational. |
Thanks...I use CorelDraw, setting the composition with guidelines that you can snap to. The key is to try and not resize or resample the images if you can, but crop them at 100%. It seems to get the best results. I do my usual unsharp mask, contrast enhancement (levels adjustment) and colour mode conversion but little else. I did resize the driftwood piece. I'm not familiar with PhotoShop and not sure if it gives you an option to export with antialiasing, but I simply export at 300dpi with an antialias pass to smooth everything out for a pleasing look on the monitor. |
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01/14/2003 03:48:24 PM · #18 |
Thanks Jimmythefish,
I am going to try it and see what happens.
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01/15/2003 03:20:38 AM · #19 |
AAAAARGH!
I've been outed! I noticed that my beach texture triptych entries, linked to above, were removed from the triptych assignment. I wrote to ask why, but no response yet. Obviously they have a problem with the panel location? There are three panels, just simply on top of each other. Down with conformity! Bah! |
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01/15/2003 04:15:17 AM · #20 |
Originally posted by achiral:
why don't we do that as a members challenge here, i think it would be really fun and interesting |
I think that would be awesome!
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01/15/2003 07:58:09 AM · #21 |
fwiw, i thought your approach was very cool.
Originally posted by jimmythefish:
AAAAARGH!
I've been outed! I noticed that my beach texture triptych entries, linked to above, were removed from the triptych assignment. I wrote to ask why, but no response yet. Obviously they have a problem with the panel location? There are three panels, just simply on top of each other. Down with conformity! Bah! |
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01/15/2003 08:38:37 AM · #22 |
jimmy, i liked your beach entries anyway :)
i went out and tried my luck at it last night, too:
tooltime |
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01/15/2003 08:39:15 AM · #23 |
I would love a tryptich challenge here ;-)
I guess we could keep the same rules for each part of the tryptic and obvisouly relax them to allow the build of the tryptic.
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01/15/2003 08:53:34 AM · #24 |
Jimmy, shame on them. I loved the one with the blue in it.
Franziska, that's excellent. Love the detail, and genius use of the tape measure!
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01/15/2003 10:18:18 AM · #25 |
Awesome picture Franziska. Love the measureing tape.
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