in between, pulling in photos and arranging, you kind of leave a blank space... when i attempt to pull in photos and arrange... i get a rasterize message and am unable to move anything
Theres actually an even simpler way to slice your picture. You can make 1 single slice that covers the entire canvas, then right click on the slice icon in the top left of your picture, and divide slice, then you type into how many divisions youd want to slice your picture into. That requires no grids, no precision and no math. You just have to make sure your canvas dimensions are spot on. Hope that helps anyone who reads this.
That’s fun I was looking for the 1st video I thought I saved it. And now there’s an updated one. After 3 years I’m finally going to do a photo slice haha
Didn’t see a comment here on this technique. But I figured out after trying this video. If you slice select the whole image and right flick (or two finger tap) after it’s snapped to the two vertical edges. Right click and say divide slice. Can just say divide into 2,3,4, etc depending on your pixel dimensions it should be perfect.
Hey Dunna! Love your videos and how you deliver your educational content. Just a photoshop tip, when determining the size of your canvas, you can actually just type 1080*5 for the width, then change the 5 to whichever number of pictures you want. Saves you on some of the math you have to do.
As someone else said, you can do new guide layout and set the number. BUT then when you select the slice tool, there is a button in the top panel that says "slice from guides" (or something close to that) and it will slice right on all your guide lines so you don't have to manually try to slice right on the 1080 lines, it does it automatically for you.
FYI, For the slices you can try this, since you already had grids on, you can go back grides and clear the existing grid. Now make a new grid but this time around don't choose the horizontal grid, just choose the vertical one, on how many you want (for this video it's 5). Now go to the slice tool and in the above toolbar, you have an option called slice from guides and voila. You have your slices cut without zooming it for each slice.
Yeah the trick there is that it’s “guides” not “grids”. I’ve been using grids this whole time but a few comments on this video have pointed out that guides will work better! Cheers!
@@dunnadidit just came across your vide, not sure if anyone else mentioned it, have you tried doing this instead of a grid - View -> New Guide Layout - Select "5" on columns, everything else zero's. Select the slice tool and in the tool bar select "Slices from guides" and it makes the slices automatically! Great tutorial!
Hey! To solve your slicing question, there is a "slice from guides" button right under the 3D and View menus at the top of the screen. Hope that helps!
Not sure if anyone mentioned it as Ive not read all the comments, but PS will also do the math for you, you can do 1080x5 on a calculator, or in the dimensions box type 1080*5 and PS will do it for you.
This is my first video of yours and i have a LOT of feedback. Love your lighting, great sound, and your style/look was on point!! This was such a great video. The pacing too and I will definitely use what i learned! Really liked how you did the skillshare ad with the progress in the bottom corner. Like seriously i just said i LIKED THE WAY YOU DID THE AD!! I subscribed and excited to see more!
Sweet! This is awesome, Thanks man! For setting the columns, I think you can do that by going to View->New Guide Layout and make sure the "Columns" is checked and set the number to 5 🍻
Epic tutorial! 👍👍👍 First time i did a collage for Instagram, I felt like it took me forever to get it done. This is very straight forward & simple, & took me little to no time at all. 😍
Oh my god I'm making a bunch of these! Also, if you use the slice tool and highlight the whole thing, you can right click the one big slice and you can choose to divide it up into # of slices vertically or horizontally.
I feel like this is going to help my content for my photography business insta so much! Thank you for creating this super easy and straightforward tutorial! :)
My photoshop menu seems to be a bit different. I made it work but had to do some tweaking which resulted in my IG post being too short. Either way this is a great start so thank you!
correct me if i'm wrong, but you can create guide lines in the drop down menu, 4 guides at 1080px apart, and then slice from guides and you'll have your 4 slices to create the 5 separate images. that should be faster!
You actually don't have to do any math to figure out the width. Just type in 1080*(whatever amount of frames you want). So for this example, just type in "1080*5" and Photoshop will figure it all out for you.
I've got 10 slides to my canvas is 10800 x 1350. But when I got to save for web, under image size it says the height is 1024, and I can't change it to 1350??
This is great however I have one issue on my end. After slicing 8* I am limited to a width of 8192 instead of 8*1080=8640 and a height of 1280 instead of 1350. When slicing the Images they are perfect 8640 by 1350. Also, the Images have been pixelated.
Awesome tutorial! I haven’t used Photoshop/InDesign or similar editing programs in a very long time. I don’t know what photos I would post with this carousel collage but I will definitely enjoy getting back to editing!
Awesome video! Quick question, I am having trouble resizing my images. The best way I can describe is is when I adjust the size it seems to be a "fixed" sizing where it starts to crop out parts of the photo. Is their a way to adjust the size of the photos so it doesn't start cropping out the photo and just makes it bigger or smaller without losing parts of the photo? Might be super easy but I have been fighting with it for hours. Thanks
When I'm in the 'save for web' section and pressing 'save...' Adobe Photoshop says that it can't save it (pop-up notification). Is there something I'm doing wrong?
Dunna, FYI the "Save For Web (legacy)" is left over from the early days (probably before your time) when "Webmaster" did a certain amount of graphic design such as menus which were graphic elements referred to as image maps... This is why there is an HTML option for adding links...
Dunna this is awesome. I’ve been wanting to try this. Might just do it tonight now. Thanks. I took a stab at it, didn’t go full on collage but had a ton of fun, thanks man.
Possibly a daft question... the photos used are these already resized before hand for use in the 5400 x 1350 canvas or does PS allow you to do this when adding them to the canvas? Hope that makes sense.
seems like you already had the correct crop for your images, im not great at PS so is there a way to crap the images in this work flow to match the slices without opening each photo individually and cropping each one?
Yo! first time viewer here. Great content, so I made sure to subscribe! Quick question, how could you do this but with a video in the middle slice (for example)?
To save some time, while entering the projects Height and Width you can use basic math operations to do the math in Ps. For example, Width: 1080*5 will output 5400. Small trick but it saves a lot of time after many projects! This works in other Adobe apps as well. I use it in Ai frequently.
*Have you seen this yet? →* th-cam.com/video/cgKcF8mw2Z4/w-d-xo.html
Yes, it was awesome and I posted a few on my IG.
in between, pulling in photos and arranging, you kind of leave a blank space... when i attempt to pull in photos and arrange... i get a rasterize message and am unable to move anything
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Theres actually an even simpler way to slice your picture. You can make 1 single slice that covers the entire canvas, then right click on the slice icon in the top left of your picture, and divide slice, then you type into how many divisions youd want to slice your picture into. That requires no grids, no precision and no math. You just have to make sure your canvas dimensions are spot on. Hope that helps anyone who reads this.
Thanks! Very helpful
Oh, you are a legend, Sir.
It helped quite a lot to not only speed up the process, but to make it more precise.
Thank you!
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Bro you're a life saver
That’s fun I was looking for the 1st video I thought I saved it. And now there’s an updated one. After 3 years I’m finally going to do a photo slice haha
This needs to be explained by an Indian guy , American and westerners have a penchant for making things more complex than they ought to be
Right 😭
I'm an Indian dude. This was already super simple enough. No need to take any props away from this wonderful video.
Didn’t see a comment here on this technique. But I figured out after trying this video. If you slice select the whole image and right flick (or two finger tap) after it’s snapped to the two vertical edges. Right click and say divide slice. Can just say divide into 2,3,4, etc depending on your pixel dimensions it should be perfect.
I've been wanting to learn how to do this. this is the best explanation I've come across, thank you!
Hey Dunna! Love your videos and how you deliver your educational content. Just a photoshop tip, when determining the size of your canvas, you can actually just type 1080*5 for the width, then change the 5 to whichever number of pictures you want. Saves you on some of the math you have to do.
HEY! That’s a great tip Kevin! I didn’t know you could do formulas there. Thanks for sharing!
As someone else said, you can do new guide layout and set the number. BUT then when you select the slice tool, there is a button in the top panel that says "slice from guides" (or something close to that) and it will slice right on all your guide lines so you don't have to manually try to slice right on the 1080 lines, it does it automatically for you.
Yeah! That’s what I’m finding out haha! How do I get all that time back lol. Thanks for sharing!
FYI,
For the slices you can try this, since you already had grids on, you can go back grides and clear the existing grid. Now make a new grid but this time around don't choose the horizontal grid, just choose the vertical one, on how many you want (for this video it's 5). Now go to the slice tool and in the above toolbar, you have an option called slice from guides and voila. You have your slices cut without zooming it for each slice.
Yeah the trick there is that it’s “guides” not “grids”. I’ve been using grids this whole time but a few comments on this video have pointed out that guides will work better! Cheers!
Thanks! Slices from guides is super helpful!!
@@dunnadidit just came across your vide, not sure if anyone else mentioned it, have you tried doing this instead of a grid - View -> New Guide Layout - Select "5" on columns, everything else zero's. Select the slice tool and in the tool bar select "Slices from guides" and it makes the slices automatically! Great tutorial!
can you make a vid on this?
@@wisemanaj85 this is way easier
Love the way the studio/office looks lately! Such a great mood
Thanks so much! It’s been fun to play with!
Is this tutorial happens on Iphone users only??
Hey! To solve your slicing question, there is a "slice from guides" button right under the 3D and View menus at the top of the screen. Hope that helps!
Yeah! The comments are telling me that I should be using GUIDES instead of GRIDS totally save me a couple minutes! Thanks!
Not sure if anyone mentioned it as Ive not read all the comments, but PS will also do the math for you, you can do 1080x5 on a calculator, or in the dimensions box type 1080*5 and PS will do it for you.
Thanks for the great tutorial! Stoked to learn about the slice tool. So easy! Had a blast making a collage just now. Stoked!
This is my first video of yours and i have a LOT of feedback. Love your lighting, great sound, and your style/look was on point!! This was such a great video. The pacing too and I will definitely use what i learned! Really liked how you did the skillshare ad with the progress in the bottom corner. Like seriously i just said i LIKED THE WAY YOU DID THE AD!! I subscribed and excited to see more!
Haha thanks so much!!
short & informative. when slicing , right click on the image and choose divide . then mark vertically and put the number of slice you need to make..
Technically speaking, we didn’t have to do any math. You just did it all for us. Thank you!
Thank god for youtube and creators willing to share! Many thanks!
Love how the Canadian just hulked it’s way out in the end. Thanks for the amazing vid like always
Sweet! This is awesome, Thanks man! For setting the columns, I think you can do that by going to View->New Guide Layout and make sure the "Columns" is checked and set the number to 5 🍻
Gonna try this for sure!!
UPDATE: tried it! Very cool!
Epic tutorial! 👍👍👍 First time i did a collage for Instagram, I felt like it took me forever to get it done. This is very straight forward & simple, & took me little to no time at all. 😍
Nice! I saw yours over on insta! Great job!
Really enjoy creating these as I'm starting to get into car photography! great vid!!
Can’t wait to try this! Most likely going to take me some time to get used to but I’m going to try with 3 collages to start off :)
I went all in and tried 10. Hard part was figuring out what shot I should use, where I should put it, and why.
if you add guides (or new guide layout) , then in one click you can slice to guides, hope this helps
Oh my god I'm making a bunch of these! Also, if you use the slice tool and highlight the whole thing, you can right click the one big slice and you can choose to divide it up into # of slices vertically or horizontally.
That’s a great tip! Cheers!
I feel like this is going to help my content for my photography business insta so much! Thank you for creating this super easy and straightforward tutorial! :)
This is so fun! Got my wheels turning on how to also incorporate some video within the collage
Ooooh! That’s a cool idea!!
Lmfaoooo “MaTh” part got me 😂!!
Hahaha I feel like that’s how lots of people feel about it haha
Another slicing technique is with the use of your guides. You just click Slice, select Slice from Guides and you're done. Hope this helps!
The "math" in this video was intense, I'm glad you broke it down for us. Lol...great video buddy, exactly what I was looking for.
My photoshop menu seems to be a bit different. I made it work but had to do some tweaking which resulted in my IG post being too short. Either way this is a great start so thank you!
correct me if i'm wrong, but you can create guide lines in the drop down menu, 4 guides at 1080px apart, and then slice from guides and you'll have your 4 slices to create the 5 separate images. that should be faster!
You are correct! I’ve had a few comments about that! Saves a few minutes for sure using guides instead of grids (as confusing as that is lol)
Phenomenal tutorial man, will be doing this tomorrow!🔥
This idea is Fire!!! Cant wait to try what I've learned!!!
Nice! Make sure to tag me so I can share it!
Have been looking everywhere on how to do this ! really love the videos keep up the good work!!
you can click on slice from grids if rulers are set :)
Tried it works perfect
The way this video said "Math" is exactly how it sounds in my head. I'm good at it, but I hate being good at it.
Haha I don’t think you’re alone there. I personally quite enjoy math.
You actually don't have to do any math to figure out the width. Just type in 1080*(whatever amount of frames you want). So for this example, just type in "1080*5" and Photoshop will figure it all out for you.
Lol, that trick has been super handy! Now it goes from having to do it with the calculator to doing it right in photoshop which is much easier!
I was just wondering how I go about doing this. Thanks Dunna!
My pleasure dude!!
Thanks Dunna you always have the best informative videos.
Been wanting to try this out for a while, thanks for the tutorial and the inspiration!
My pleasure! Cant wait to see what you come up with! Tag me when you try it!
Thank you for this, I was going to use canva but really appreciated being able to do this in Photoshop
I've got 10 slides to my canvas is 10800 x 1350. But when I got to save for web, under image size it says the height is 1024, and I can't change it to 1350??
This is great however I have one issue on my end.
After slicing 8* I am limited to a width of 8192 instead of 8*1080=8640 and a height of 1280 instead of 1350.
When slicing the Images they are perfect 8640 by 1350.
Also, the Images have been pixelated.
Same here. Looks like it has a limit, what it's pretty awful.
You made this so easy! Thank you
OK, I know/knew how to do this but what an amazingly calm and thorough tutorial. You've just inspired me to try this out.
Thank you so much! I don’t know why but this comment just made my day haha.
@@dunnadidit well that makes me very happy :)
Awesome tutorial! I haven’t used Photoshop/InDesign or similar editing programs in a very long time. I don’t know what photos I would post with this carousel collage but I will definitely enjoy getting back to editing!
I've seen people make these and always wondered how. great tut!
Wam bam let’s see some weird hairy cow things now Joey!
@@dunnadidit hahahaha
this is exactly what i was looking for to share my panoramas thank you!!
that was fire 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome video! Quick question, I am having trouble resizing my images. The best way I can describe is is when I adjust the size it seems to be a "fixed" sizing where it starts to crop out parts of the photo. Is their a way to adjust the size of the photos so it doesn't start cropping out the photo and just makes it bigger or smaller without losing parts of the photo? Might be super easy but I have been fighting with it for hours. Thanks
If i could like this video 3 times...i will not hesitate
Haha thanks so much!!
Thank you for making this SO easy
DAAAAAAYUM, this is LIT AF!!!!!
Awesome video! Made super easy to follow along
Great tutorial Dunna! Thanks man
Thanks Vic!
When I'm in the 'save for web' section and pressing 'save...' Adobe Photoshop says that it can't save it (pop-up notification). Is there something I'm doing wrong?
your video quality is awesome! Unique style ❤
BEST VIDEO!! thank you so much
i must say, doing the collage progress during the ad was smart
Dunna, FYI the "Save For Web (legacy)" is left over from the early days (probably before your time) when "Webmaster" did a certain amount of graphic design such as menus which were graphic elements referred to as image maps... This is why there is an HTML option for adding links...
That’s cool to know! As far as I’ve known, that was the only way to get the slices to export.
@@dunnadidit You are welcome...It is nice to see the function has found new purpose...
Incredibly useful video. Thanks for sharing the process
Thanks for watching!!
This was actually very helpful.
Thank you!
Great video... tried it out right away! looks amazing. thanks
NICE!
MATH!!!!! i love that. 😂 and i love your music too!
Beware the math!!!
nice tutorial! I was wondering how to slice a long collage. Thanks!
Yes you did it! Great video bro
Thanks!!
Straight to the point, no bs. Great tutorial! Now I know how to make seamless carousels :)
So simple and elegant design...thanks for sharing your talent !
Love it, going to have to try this now! 😎👊🏻
Have fun!!
So helpful!! You rock!
Dunna this is awesome. I’ve been wanting to try this. Might just do it tonight now. Thanks.
I took a stab at it, didn’t go full on collage but had a ton of fun, thanks man.
Nice! Glad you got to play with it!
Very helpful! Thank you fir taking the time to explain this so effortlessly.
my image size are capped to 8192 by 1024 px, how do i fix this
Loved this tutorial. im having one problem, I don't know why, even tho I put .jpg in the savings it still saves it as a .gif.... anyone knows why?
Possibly a daft question... the photos used are these already resized before hand for use in the 5400 x 1350 canvas or does PS allow you to do this when adding them to the canvas? Hope that makes sense.
Thanks man, this video was awesome and so helpful!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!!
Loved the video Dunna! 😁 It's very cool to see how creative you are with the carousel! 😊
Thanks Jordi! I appreciate it!
What are the measurements if you want to use all 10 photos for instagram?
This was actually helpful. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
When using the Slice Tool - right click, select "Divide Slice" and then divide vertically by how many slices you would like.
Great tutorial! Definitely gonna have to try this out to spice up the ol grid
Nice! Make sure to tag me so I can see when you do!
@@dunnadidit will do!
Brilliant idea, thanks. I used you video before for splitting a panorama and will certainly be trying this 👍👍👍 keep up the great work
Thanks a ton!!
Oh, man. That's super cool. I'm going to give it a try!
Nice!! Hit me with the tag when you do!
Great video, easy to follow! Thank you!
this was exactly what i needed, thank you
Awesome! Thanks that was a great eye opener!
seems like you already had the correct crop for your images, im not great at PS so is there a way to crap the images in this work flow to match the slices without opening each photo individually and cropping each one?
Nice job dude! 👊
Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! Random Q- where are your vertical lights from that are behind you?
Such a cool and inspirational video!
I’m definitely gonna try this out at my next post 🙏 👍🏼
Yo! first time viewer here. Great content, so I made sure to subscribe!
Quick question, how could you do this but with a video in the middle slice (for example)?
I did 9 slices with 180 images 😅
Thanks so much for helping me!
Ahhh noice. Now I have a great Idea for my next post which I'll definitely tag you in. Might take a while though.
Yeah make sure to tag me when you get to it! Stoked to see!
To save some time, while entering the projects Height and Width you can use basic math operations to do the math in Ps. For example, Width: 1080*5 will output 5400. Small trick but it saves a lot of time after many projects! This works in other Adobe apps as well. I use it in Ai frequently.
Hey! That’s very cool!
So cool. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
My pleasure!
I have seen some of this with videos includes in the collage! I think Im going to give it a try...
one of the most amazing tutorial.....🔥🔥
Thank you! Super easy explanation, appreciate ya!
Cheers!!
Thank🤝 you so much for your video bro full fill my doubts 👍
Amazing will try this soon.
Nice!