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Started June 13, 2012 @ 4:08am by Chance

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Chance

Posts: 175

'Water'melon - Abstract

June 13, 2012 @ 4:08am

\"Water\"melon 3 - Abstract by Intentional Serendipity, on Flickr

(Nikon D80, f/2.8, 105mm)
ISO 1000, 105mm/EFL 158, f/4.8 @ 1/500 sec, handheld

\"Water\"melon 2 - Abstract by Intentional Serendipity, on Flickr

(Nikon D80, f/2.8, 105mm)
ISO 320, 105mm/EFL 158, f/4.0 @ 1/180 sec, handheld

\"Water\"melon 1 - Abstract by Intentional Serendipity, on Flickr

(Nikon D80, f/2.8, 105mm)
ISO 320, 105mm/EFL 158, f/4.0 @ 1/180 sec, handheld

Anyone know how to present these as a triptych, from LR 4.1 -> Flickr -> TME?

Thanks,
Chance

"If you aren't struggling a little bit each day, you're not learning anything!" -CDGF

Last Edit: June 13, 2012 @ 4:11am by Chance

Flo

Posts: 17,472

June 14, 2012 @ 8:19am

These are nice abstracts and I get the reference to watermelon, lol.

I don't use LR. But the easiest way to make a triptych would be to first resize them all to the same size or the same orientation - all vertical or all horizontal.

I do my triptychs in PS.

Flo - PPY

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Steve

Posts: 527

June 15, 2012 @ 1:14pm

Nice abstracts, Chance. I think the only way to create triptychs or diptychs in LR is to use the print module. Here is a tutorial:
http://digital-photography-school.com/creating-a-triptych-in-lightroom

-Steve (PPY)
Wayland, MA

Wes

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	June 15, 2012 @ 4:20pm
The first and last are great abstracts of what could be the good parts of watermelons but the last one must be the rind. Very pleasing colors and, of course, water drops are always pleasant to see.. Wes

Chance

Posts: 175

June 17, 2012 @ 1:57am

Thanks for the comments everyone!

I am somewhat familiar with the LR print module stuff, but it seems a bit limited for the dip/triptychs. I'll do more research and play around some more. It may be time to dive into PS.

Thanks,
Chance

"If you aren't struggling a little bit each day, you're not learning anything!" -CDGF