Posts Tagged ‘template’
Creating Your Own Project Template
Posted by Parkzone Corsair in Scanner on September 29th, 2009
Creating your own template requires saving a completed project to a file, and using that project as a starting point the next time you begin a similar one. This option works if you don’t have a template in your image-editing program for a particular project, or you don’t like the ones the manufacturer has included.You can create a template simply by saving a completed project in a digital file format, such as JPEG, that allows you to modify it in the future. For example, suppose you create a cute greeting card for your mother, and a week later need to create one for your boss.
Simply open the file in which you’ve saved mom’s card and modify the text and images as necessary to create a proper acknowledgment for your boss.You can open the file and modify it again and again in the future as the birthdays of other friends and family members come up.
No one knows who started the custom of framing pictures, but adding just the right frame or border is an act of artistry in itself. Image-editing software allows you take this creative task to a new technological level.
How Templates Make Finished Projects Easier
Posted by Parkzone Corsair in Scanner on September 15th, 2009
Say you want to create a personalized greeting card or a calendar with pictures of your family. How do you get started? First, don’t reinvent the wheel. For popular projects such as these, it’s a safe bet that millions of people want to use their scanned images in the same way.
The designers of image-editing software such as PhotoSuite and PhotoDeluxe recognize this, and have included templates with their programs to help users easily accomplish popular projects. The software manufacturers employ skilled graphic artists and designers to come up with appealing and effective layouts.
Don’t worry that using a template will stifle your creativity. Most image-editing programs allow you to customize the standard templates quite a bit. Consider a template.
Your personal enthusiasm and creativity are the ultimate determining factor as to how the finished project looks. For example, you can add or delete text on the template, add props, and vary the location of imported photos.




