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ms photo editor: Cropping an Image1. Click the Select button on the Standard toolbar, and draw a box around the area of your image you want to keep.
2. On the Image menu, click Crop.
3. Select the options you want, and then click OK.
NOTE: You can combine cropping and matting to create attractive framing effects.
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Photo Printing and Editing
i have an HP photo printer, works fine works good, but i have one thing id like to change about the software, it will print, 1 pic per page up to 4, then it skips to 35, i would like to fit 6 onto one page, is there anyway i can upgrade my current software to do this? Or can you suggest a good FREE program i can use to do this, all i want is to print, 6 pics per page landscape (horizontaly ^^). Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
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Did it not come with HP Photo software? The album creator allows you to select the photos you want to print, select a 6 photo template and drag/drop each photo in.
What makes up HP Photo and Imaging software?
You could try Picasa from google, its free but not sure about the layout selections.
http://picasa.google.com/features/features-print.html_
Edit RAW images?
I was working with some RAW images, adjusting, converting, etc. and noticed that after I saved the JPG image, it was only aroung 500k. Is this right, since the original RAW image was over 7 MB?
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The crop tool can change the resolution of the picture, just make sure you leave the Resolution box blank. If you crop with a number like 72 or 100 in the resolution box you will throw a lot of pixels out.
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Photo editor recommending, please
i wonder if anyone knows of a simple (and hopefully cheap) program that will solve my problem. I have several hundred photos of varying dimensions. Some are landscape and others are portrait. I need to create images of uniform size to use in a video editing program. What I need is to pull the photo in, center it on the "slide" and fill the unused space with a background color.
Batch capability is a need as well if at all possible.
I know Powerpoint will perform a similar function but the quality of the images it outputs is pretty week.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Ok, this doesn't do EVERYTHING you asked, but Windows has an add-on which is a picture resizer. It plugs in straight into Explorer. Just select the pictures you want and choose resize. No matter what the resolution of the photos, it will resize them to a set size. (it doesnt do background colouring)
Its part of the XP power tools pack and can be downloaded here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
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