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Your grid is very broken (You use BG images? why?) - use img tag (responsive: width: 100%; height: auto). On instegram all images are square (so crop your images by photoshop or online) if you want the same look.
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Does someone use a good photo grid/creator collage software for windows? There seems to be tons of mobiles apps and of course all the website page creators have this photo grid option where you include a number of images, and they get arranged (with cropping or original aspect ratio, as you like).
I cannot seem to find a good option for Windows. I see a lot of collage software with very simple features, but what makes them unusable for me is that you have to use template and figure out before the number of photos you want to use.
I use Adobe Lightroom+Bridge and Photoshop extensively. Unfortunately they cannot create Gallery grids like for example the websites were different aspect ratio images fit together in a very cool looking final canvas.
Thank you. I tried the demo, and it is not what I am looking for. Again you have to decide a fixed number of photos and it does not adapt to the different aspect ratio. On web the type that galleries that fit together is called Masonry Gallery I thin. That's what I am looking for but not on Web but on a windows software option.
First, you can use Adobe Express, which is free (if you have an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription of any sort, you get premium free). Not sure what the basic version allows and it does require uploading your photos. You have various layout options and can download the result as jpg, png or pdf.
Second, and this is the best option for my purposes, is to use Grid Art Collage Maker on my android (Galaxy) phone. Many of the pictures I want to collage were taken with the phone anyway. Otherwise, I just transfer the edited pictures from the computer to the phone, make the collage, and upload to my computer or to the web. Basic templates are free. If you upgrade to premium (lifetime use, maybe $1.99 - can't remember), you get more grid and other templates. The latest update yesterday allows 100 pictures. Collage Maker | Photo Editor - Apps on Google Play.
There are no good options for PC as far as I can tell unless you are creating actual web pages. Then there are plenty of photo gallery plugins which will create masonry grids and many other types of photo grids.
Yes, website have lots of options for photo grid. Don't know why pro software does not implement this. The Print section of Lightroom is not bad and I am working with that for the moment but it has not this photogrid masonry that those websites have.
I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. As more and more of the masses are moving to phone photography and phone and tablet editing, I believe developers and software companies aren't going to be willing to spend time on this sort of project for computers.
I just found this: Requires a little setup but you can customize it. I was trying to create some templates the other day using layers and clipping masks, but this looks much easier. And frames can also be shapes, so it may be possible to duplicate some of the fancier non-linear frames provided in the phone apps. Create a couple of collages in one of the mobile apps and copy them to your PC. Then bring into photoshop, create frames and save as a template. I am excited to experiment with this technique. Hope the idea in the video works for you because it looks like what you are hoping to implement.
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This is a new public sequence that allows you to take a photo of the entire garden bed in a single command. Aside from camera calibration, no other configuration is required. Previously, this would require the creation of a grid overlay or custom Lua code. This sequence eliminates the need for low-level tinkering by abstracting everything into a single sequence that can be called from FarmEvents or via the RUN button.
For a grid of images, you may want to explore Anson's suggestion with a grid list view of single image components. Then, your variable can be an array & you can update each item in the array for a different color:
I don't think there is one. And if you're in Photo 2, the automatic grid is a Pixel grid, which only shows up when you're zoomed in far enough that it makes sense to show a grid with divisions of 1 px.
Hello, I had the same problem that the Grid could not be made visible (View...Show Grid / Strg+'). But that wasn't the mistake. The grid just wasn't defined. As soon as you select a grid type, it will also be displayed. The real problem is that the selection is not permanent. With each new photo you have to go back to View...Grids and Axes and choose a preset. After that, the grid is visible when you activate it (View...Show Grid / Strg+').
As far as I can see, in fact there is a grid right from the start, if you create a new document or open an image. But it is very small and weak, so you will only see it if you zoom in a lot and the contrast to the background is high enough. It seems that at least the colour and opacity of the grid can be changed permanently. Even after a restart of Photo 2, the colour settings keep changed. But I can't find a way to change the "Automatic" values permanently. I think it makes sense, because "Automatic" says that the values will be set automatically in a certain size or in relation to whatever, but the relations don't seem to make sense to me. Possibly the developers should have an eye on it.
This is another annoying issue in Version 2. Zooming is no option as I'm using the grid when adjusting the perspective and need an overview of the complete image then. The developers implemented some sophisticated features in version 2 but the basics are not working!
In my first picture (Pic1.jpg) you can see that no grid is defined. Even if I zoom in so far that the individual pixels on my screen are 10 x 10 cm, no grid appears. How can I make the grid as defined in my second image (Pic2.jpg) the default for all newly opened images?
I use Photo 2 on Windows.
Show grid is activated (checkmark in "Show Grid" is set - in my German user interface Ansicht...Raster einblenden).
It's not about defining a grid or activating it, it's about making a defined grid the default for all files, to be able to show and hide it after opening a file with View...Show Grid (Ctrl+').
I don't think there's a way you can set a default grid, though you could set one in New documents created by File > New by creating a Template document with the grid you want specified.
I use the grid a lot in almost all my pictures, and it's really annoying to open "view>grid and axis... etc." every time. Developers should make it possible to chose and save at least one grid type always available till the user change it.
In both V1 &V2, the Grids default to the Automatic tab. The default setting for Automatic Grid in V2 is Pixel Grid. So when you enable Grid by using a shortcut or menu, the Pixel grid is shown. The caveat, you need to zoom in to around 800% to see it. This was not the case in V1.
I am also struggling with this issue. I frequently open existing photos that require persepctive adjustments etc. Previously in V1 could use View / Show Grid to toggle the grid view on/off whenever I need to but this no longer works in V2. 006ab0faaa
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