PBase

I'm posting this image as an example of what I'm talking about and because I don't even know what this process is called. It took me some time in photoshop to create it. I'm not trying to get any complements here. I was just hoping that some one might know what this is called and if there is software and/or PS Plugins that could automate this process. I've seen this kind of work and really liked it and I have a feeling there is an easier way to make this things.

Thank you for your time and help.
Gene

This look like a tryptich. I've read somewhere else that there is a photoshop action to do it. As I don't use photoshop I did'nt keep the info.

You could try google with "tryptich photoshop action".

Graylady

I guess you mean a triptych. Here's a link to the dpreview's Retouching Forum. There's more about triptychs.

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readf ... 217&page=1

Thank you both so much!!! The action was still available on DPREVIEW and it works great.

Here's the proof. Used it on the first picture I found just to try it:

You're welcome. Looks great indeed. Here' one of mine, I used another technique:

Very nicely done. Did you manualy create this one?

yugerg wrote:Very nicely done. Did you manualy create this one?

Thanks! Well, I have some ready made triptych templates on a CD. Adding my images and using Screen blending mode the making of this triptych image was a pretty quick and easy job to do.

I downloaded the plugin and when I extract it... it wants a password????????????/


why is this happening? has anyone else had that problem?

I downloaded it from the same link and it didn't ask for aby passwords. If you give me your email I'll email you the unzipped file.

reflectionsbyruth wrote:I downloaded the plugin and when I extract it... it wants a password????????????/


why is this happening? has anyone else had that problem?

I downloaded the plugin. Now where do I put it to make it work?

rileypm wrote:I downloaded the plugin. Now where do I put it to make it work?

You need to put it in the actions folder. Typicaly on a PC it goes into:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CS\Presets\Photoshop Actions\

It's Photoshop CS in my case, but could be any version. For photoshop to to realize that there is a new action installed you have to either restart Photoshop or load the action from the actions menu.

Gene[/b]

Thanks, that is a big help.

I downloaded it, tried it but it gets stuck with a notice "layer"background"" is missing.....
What am i doing wrong????
i am usin CS2 in Dutch, maybe there's the problem?