CROP MULTIPLE IMAGES from one original to create
CROP MULTIPLE IMAGES from one original to create a triptych Although tools such as the Crop and Straighten Photos command are meant as productivity aids to crop and straighten multiple images at one time, you can use the same tool in various creative ways. You can create multiple images from one file by using the command to divide one photograph into multiple sections. You can make individual photographs from each section of the original or apply a diptych or triptych look to an image, making two or three panels for the image, which you can print and frame separately. Select a plain, rectangular frame shape as a custom shape to designate the areas that you want to crop into new images. Photoshop turns those separate shapes into separate images that you can save as new files. The trick to this technique is to leave a small margin around each of the shape selections and to create a separate layer for each shape when you use the Custom Shape tool. You can use the shape as part of your final print, or you can delete it because it is on a separate layer. 11 55 88 11 33 22 66 77 77 44 99 58 1 In a large file, click and hold the Rectangle tool and select the Custom Shape tool. 2 Click the Fill Pixels icon in the Options bar. 3 Click here. 4 Select the square thin frame shape. 5 Click the New Layer icon in the Layers palette. l A new blank layer is placed above the background. 6 Click and drag a frame shape in the image. 7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 twice to have two more layers and two more frame shapes. Note: Keep at least a 1/8 inch space between each shape. 8 Click here. 9 Click Merge Down.
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