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 andreskrey 1973 days ago
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Photo poster ideas
Hi, I'm want to make a poster with all my 2007 photos. And I want in a big poster, like 2meters height and 1meter witdh.
I'm currently dropping all the photos to a HUGE photoshop file, but I don't know which layout to use.
I did a little research, and I found nice layouts like this one: http://www.tabblo.com/studio/stories/view/871873/
Any ideas?
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 mezzoforno w 1973 days ago
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I like that layout a lot too- are you ordering the poster, or collaging individual photos?
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 andreskrey 1973 days ago
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No, no, I want to make it myself and print it in my local print shop. What i'm looking for is for layout ideas. I like the tabblo layout, but is very boring, very simple. Anyone has ideas or examples?
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 Extraordin arymachine 1972 days ago
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try rasterbator. I am also looking for a program mac compatible that allows me to tile a photograph and print it out on 8.5x11 paper to make a huge print?????
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 andreskrey 1970 days ago
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There's an online version of the rasterbator. Ask google.
BTW, here's a preview of what I've done (Of course, isn't finished) Suggestions are welcome!
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 betsy 1969 days ago
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Here's a cool, large photo-a-day calendar template that measures 8400 pixels (vertical) x 5600 pixels (horizontal) (280 dpi). It's a jpg and suitable for printing at photographic quality to a size of 30" x 20" or larger. The template is designed to incorporate an image for every day of the year and holds 365 approximately one inch (4:3 ratio) photos in a one year calendar format with space for 7 addition images.
http://www.pbase.com/455rocket/photoaday_
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 andreskrey 1967 days ago
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Nice, but too boring...
Here's the next step of my poster. Of course, i still have to add a lot of photos. Any suggestions?
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 nocturnalm onkey 1966 days ago
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I read this the other day but didn't want to reveal my thoughts because I thought it might sound a little dumb, but hey there's no fun in life unless you're willing to look stupid : )
I started thinking about Tetris. You could crop photos using the simple shapes, which may create some interesting compositions then piece them together trying to avoid any blank spaces between photos. It may be quite time consuming but the result may be quite interesting
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 Karol A 1965 days ago
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Hey noct (may I call you "noct"?) -
not dumb at all! I like the idea ... maybe I'll get motivated to try it.
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 nocturnalm onkey 1965 days ago
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Noct is ok with me : ) far easier than typing it all out lol
You could go even further and crop photos into squares, arranging them into nets that can be printed off and made into 3d shapes. It'd be pretty cool to have a cube sat on your coffee table that then breaks up in to loads of small blocks made up of your photos.
Making them into puzzles would make an excellent gift for kids too
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 Karol A 1965 days ago
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Great idea, but methinks I'd have to quit my day job to get that done. And, well, it pays the mortgage. Which I need because I tend to like having a roof over my head when I sleep - spoiled, I know.
Seriously...you've got some good ideas cooking there. If I do make one, I'll be sure to post. Anyone else out there working on this kind of collage/poster?
Andreskrey-how goes it with your project?
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 andreskrey 1961 days ago
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I've currently paused it, due to I ran out of ideas. Maybe I will restart again after my vacations.
BTW, I'm working in another poster, this time in ASCII art:
http://bayimg.com/aAICfAAbO
(HUGE gif image, around 2,5mb, so be patient)
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 andreskrey 1960 days ago
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Thanks nocturnalmonkey!, I've made it with ASCGen and then I added some geekish phrases on it.
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 nocturnalm onkey 1959 days ago
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It looks really great, although it took a few minutes for me to figure out what it was, due to the size of the image on my 13 inch screen, I'll bet it looks fantastic when printed
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 clvrmonkey 585 days ago
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On the topic of 3D photo tetris pieces, PetaPixel linked to a tutorial on transferring pictures to blocks of wood (http://tinyurl.com/3wkrnfn) using gel medium and mod podge. I'm getting ideas here...
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 FroggyBang Bang 585 days ago
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I love this! backwards, though... so if words are showing I'll have to remember to print it backwards in the first place.
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