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Posted 24 May 2011 - 06:23 AM

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How to create panoramas and collages in Windows Photo Gallery 2011
Make the most of your favourite shots

Microsoft's free Windows Live Photo Gallery has several built-in tools that help you make the most of your digital snaps. Here, we walk you through how to use its panorama and AutoCollage features.

Step 1. Take a series of photos from a single vantage point, turning the camera slightly so that each shot overlaps the one preceding it. Transfer the photos to your PC, then fire up Windows Live Photo Gallery. Select the images you want to combine, then choose Panorama from the Create menu.

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Step 2. The software will do the hard work for you, stitching the photos together. Photo Gallery will prompt you to name your panorama. Enter a title for your image and change the save location if necessary. Your shot will be displayed in Photo Gallery, where you can use the Crop tool to neaten up the edges.

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Step 3. A number of plug-ins let you add more tools to the Create menu, including AutoCollage, which lets you combine interesting photos into a blended collage. To download a plug-in, click Create, More tools, 'Download more photo tools'. The Plug-ins gallery will open in your browser. Click on a tool and choose Download now.

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Step 4. Run the setup file to install AutoCollage, then restart Photo Gallery. Select the images you want to appear in the collage. Click Create, More tools, 'Add to AutoCollage'. In the AutoCollage window, click Create. The resulting collage can then be shared via email or saved to your PC.


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