(http://home.ripway.com/2004-7/141767/InstallBabyaPhotoWorkshop6.0.exe)OK, you can review Babya Photo Workshop 6.0
Scout Lady said:if
I was testing whether my Babya Photo Workshop would stitch images (so you
could impose multiple images onto the same image) and produces quite good
results.
Here's a screenshot of Babya Photo Workshop showing the image I used to
stich and the resulting image afterwards. When you repeat images that have
similar shapes, it is called a tessellation :
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-7/777706/bpws.JPG
Using that same image, I then used to create a scrapbook pagehere's a
example of a simple and colourful one done in my Babya Photo Workshop:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-7/777706/scrap1.JPG
So, these screenshots show that Babya Photo Workshop can be used to stitch
images and design simple scrapbook pages.
---------------------------------------------
Okay, I'm not sure what you are talking about. Right now I use a program
that is used to make graph paper to print squares. Basically you print the
pattern on the back of the paper and then use the lines as a guide so you
can cut the paper into even sized squares. The problem with the program
being used is you have to be a mathmetican to figure out how to scale the
squares.
As for stitching I am not very good at it but basically you have 4 scans
that are put together to make one picture. I use PSP but others are looking
for a freeware program that makes it easy and makes hiding the seams easy.
(you can do that with PSP if you are a graphic artist which I am not, hence
the seams).
Those that do digital scrapbooking usually use PS or PSP, those like myself
that do paper scrapping do not need a program to design scrapbook pages but
to make scrapping easier.
As for printing fonts in mirror image right now I am using infraview, the
idea is to mirror the letter so you can print it out and the printing lines
will not show on the good side after you cut it out.
Here are 4 pieces and one stitch. Can your program stitch these 4 pieces
together seamlessly or close to it?
http://www.scoutlady.com/lo/
When you stitch the four pieces are put together to make one picture, notInvader Zim said:
El Gee said:Don't shoot me gang...
Invader Fussy,
I have been reading but I have not drawn any conclusions about your
software because I have had not the chance to use it. I will make you a
deal. I have a sandbox I test things on and I will reload it with a
fresh load of WinMe and will try some/all of your proggies. I will give
them a few simple basic tests and will let my wife (if she wants) try
them as well. I will review your software on my web page (URL is in the
sig file) and if it is at least AVERAGE software, I will give it a +
rating. If it is poorly made, crashes, overly buggym below average or
on par with M$ stuff, it will get a big -. Fair?
E-mail me at:
mcwright at my real box dot com
--
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
El Gee
Did you hear the one about the dyslexic, agnostic, insomniac?
He would stay up late every night and wonder if there was a dog.
Remove yourhat to reply ... but it may take a while.
Best to go to www.mistergeek.com and reply from there.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
How could that be done in my Babya Photo Workshop (I'm working on aScout Lady said:notice use used
When you stitch the four pieces are put together to make one picture, not
placed side by side.
http://www.scoutlady.com/lo/stitched.jpg
---------------------------------------------
Okay, I'm not sure what you are talking about. Right now I use a
program that is used to make graph paper to print squares. Basically
you print the pattern on the back of the paper and then use the lines
as a guide so you can cut the paper into even sized squares. The
problem with the program being used is you have to be a mathmetican
to figure out how to scale the squares.
As for stitching I am not very good at it but basically you have 4
scans that are put together to make one picture. I use PSP but others
are looking for a freeware program that makes it easy and makes
hiding the seams easy. (you can do that with PSP if you are a graphic
artist which I am not, hence the seams).
Those that do digital scrapbooking usually use PS or PSP, those like
myself that do paper scrapping do not need a program to design
scrapbook pages but to make scrapping easier.
As for printing fonts in mirror image right now I am using infraview,
the idea is to mirror the letter so you can print it out and the
printing lines will not show on the good side after you cut it out.
Here are 4 pieces and one stitch. Can your program stitch these 4
pieces together seamlessly or close to it?
http://www.scoutlady.com/lo/
How would it be done using Babya Photo Workshop?MightyKitten said:"Scout Lady" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
For what it is worth, I tried Photofiltre on your images to see how well I
could manage with this package:
The results are visible at http://fotoalbum.it-hulp.nl/stiched.jpg (yeah,
typo, I know)
I'm not too happy with it, but since I only allowed myself 10 minutes, i
found it reasonable.
Though I would like nothing better as to advert Photofiltre as very suitable
as a stitch program, I don't think I will:
- You have to manualy add canvas to it. i know ther is an option to add a
copied selection left,right, above or under the current image, but that not
very handy either in this case
- I had to alter color ranges manualy, to remove the scan lines. This had a
bit of inpact on the colors on the photo's. Found it only a mixed blessing.
On the positive side:
You can show or hide the moving ants (those lines cirling around the
selected session) while the selection is still active (enhances precise
placing of the selection.
You can move the selection with the arrow keys, giving even more control
over the placing of a selection.
I still thing that programs labeled to be used for stitching should produce
better results.
What the gimp can make of it, I don't know, but with out doubt we all
(except for one) will agree on the result of the remaining packages
advertized in this thread.
MightyKitten
Is your review of my Babya Photo Workshop
ready yet?
OK, you can review Babya Photo Workshop 6.0
(http://home.ripway.com/2004-7/141767/InstallBabyaPhotoWorkshop6.0.exe)
and bPicture (download the last at addict3d.org) . -perhaps with
screenshots of each program .
------=_NextPart_000_000E_01C47176.DB0AE360--
El Gee said:Ripway Web Hosting
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
------- Download Blocked - User Transfer Limit Exceeded
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------
This account has exceeded its maximum 24 hour transfer limit. Please try
back later.
Two days now...oh and BTW, stop with the HTML posting.
Many Thanx!
--
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
El Gee
Did you hear the one about the dyslexic, agnostic, insomniac?
He would stay up late every night and wonder if there was a dog.
Remove yourhat to reply ... but it may take a while.
Best to go to www.mistergeek.com and reply from there.
I just downloaded PhotoFiltre and will give it a shot as it looks muchMightyKitten said:"Scout Lady" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
For what it is worth, I tried Photofiltre on your images to see how well I
could manage with this package:
The results are visible at http://fotoalbum.it-hulp.nl/stiched.jpg (yeah,
typo, I know)
I'm not too happy with it, but since I only allowed myself 10 minutes, i
found it reasonable.
Though I would like nothing better as to advert Photofiltre as very suitable
as a stitch program, I don't think I will:
- You have to manualy add canvas to it. i know ther is an option to add a
copied selection left,right, above or under the current image, but that not
very handy either in this case
- I had to alter color ranges manualy, to remove the scan lines. This had a
bit of inpact on the colors on the photo's. Found it only a mixed blessing.
On the positive side:
You can show or hide the moving ants (those lines cirling around the
selected session) while the selection is still active (enhances precise
placing of the selection.
You can move the selection with the arrow keys, giving even more control
over the placing of a selection.
I still thing that programs labeled to be used for stitching should produce
better results.
What the gimp can make of it, I don't know, but with out doubt we all
(except for one) will agree on the result of the remaining packages
advertized in this thread.
MightyKitten
I just downloaded PhotoFiltre and will give it a shot as itMightyKitten said:"Scout Lady" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
Here are 4 pieces and one stitch. Can your program stitch
these 4 pieces together seamlessly or close to it?
http://www.scoutlady.com/lo/
For what it is worth, I tried Photofiltre on your images to
see how well I could manage with this package:
The results are visible at
http://fotoalbum.it-hulp.nl/stiched.jpg (yeah, typo, I know) [..]
MightyKitten
looks much better then what I managed to do in PSP.
Thankyou.
Scout Lady said:I just downloaded PhotoFiltre and will give it a shot as it looks much
better then what I managed to do in PSP.
Thankyou.
I've emailed the file to you (now version 6.5 with Babya Photo
Workshop Mini Lab- for example it has tone/balance correction tools
with a histogram.)
tiredchicken said:MightyKitten said:I just downloaded PhotoFiltre and will give it a shot as itHere are 4 pieces and one stitch. Can your program stitch
these 4 pieces together seamlessly or close to it?
http://www.scoutlady.com/lo/
For what it is worth, I tried Photofiltre on your images to
see how well I could manage with this package:
The results are visible at
http://fotoalbum.it-hulp.nl/stiched.jpg (yeah, typo, I know) [..]
MightyKitten
looks much better then what I managed to do in PSP.
Thankyou.
I like the ease of PhotoFiltre
http://www.photofiltre.com/
two cents in