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35mm contact sheet as digital 'effect'/template?

  • 21-02-2006 1:25pm
    #1
    peckerhead
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    Howdy all, hope someone can provide a 'steer'...?

    I took a load of digital photos of a concert a while back and I'd like to combine them all — especially the sequences grabbed in a 'burst' — into a single large image that will look like a traditional 35mm contact sheet — something like this, but in colour — but without having to scan an actual contact sheet and then stitch all the images in one by one, using Photoshop, etc.

    I've often seen editing software supplied with digicams that had 'fun' features allowing you to frame a person's head inside a stock photo (of an astronaut, bodybuilder, etc.) :rolleyes: — the dreadful uLead comes to mind.

    Does anyone know of any similar 'template' that I could use to achieve the effect described above?


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  • #2
    PaulieC
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    I have a template in .png format that you can use to paste your photos into/onto in photoshop (or any other image editor). PM me and I'll send you a copy in e-mail as it's about 750k in size...

    Looks like attached...


  • #3
    peckerhead
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,383 ✭✭✭peckerhead


    Pm on the way, cambo_gueno — thanks! :)


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