Tryptych makeup.

WesternGuy · 06-25-2012

I have seen a couple of articles on a display type called a tryptych. I can't figure out whether these are made from one image that is cut into three pieces, or three images taken very close beside each other. Has anyone done any of these and how did you do it? Any insight or references that anyone would care to share is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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WesternGuy

mike54 · 06-25-2012

In the example below I used several images to create the pano then broke it into three segments. I have seen but not created triptych using three images side by side which could stand individually on their own.

mike54 · 06-25-2012

You can also do them vertically

WesternGuy · 06-25-2012

Mike, thanks for the information and the images - they look great. Never even thought of a vertical one, but why not.

Let me see if I understand about the first one - you made a pano using a number of images and then broke it into three parts using Photoshop(?). Did you print the results on three different sheets of paper and then mount them in a single, divided matte and then a frame, or did you use a "template" with three parts in it and printed the whole thing on one sheet of paper and then matted and framed it?

WesternGuy

mike54 · 06-25-2012

I would break the image up and print 3 individual images. Search for Triptych Prints or similar and you should find a number of internet print shops that will do it, or you can just get 3 print made. I think they look great as canvas prints.

I actually broke the image up using Paint Shop Pro but it's the same thing either way.

SpeedGraphicMan · 06-25-2012

Cinerama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cinerama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Same thing, different use...

WesternGuy · 06-25-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by mike54

I would break the image up and print 3 individual images. Search for Triptych Prints or similar and you should find a number of internet print shops that will do it, or you can just get 3 print made. I think they look great as canvas prints.

I actually broke the image up using Paint Shop Pro but it's the same thing either way.

Thanks Mike - looks like the way to go.

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WesternGuy

WesternGuy · 06-25-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpeedGraphicMan

Cinerama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Same thing, different use...

I think I have actually seen this sort of thing done at a presentation. Sure was a cool way to present.
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WesternGuy

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WesternGuy Dromedary Location: Southern Alberta, Canada Posts: 1,031 CamelKarma: 783448 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: Tryptych makeup. Mike, thanks for the information and the images - they look great. Never even thought of a vertical one, but why not. Let me see if I understand about the first one - you made a pano using a number of images and then broke it into three parts using Photoshop(?). Did you print the results on three different sheets of paper and then mount them in a single, divided matte and then a frame, or did you use a "template" with three parts in it and printed the whole thing on one sheet of paper and then matted and framed it? WesternGuy

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mike54 F1 Camel Location: Bristol, Connecticut Posts: 3,208 CamelKarma: 2139017 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Tryptych makeup. I would break the image up and print 3 individual images. Search for Triptych Prints or similar and you should find a number of internet print shops that will do it, or you can just get 3 print made. I think they look great as canvas prints. I actually broke the image up using Paint Shop Pro but it's the same thing either way.
	__________________ Mike Stop by and visit my galleries on line. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ ____________ Who was the first guy that looked at a cow and said, "I think that I'll drink whatever comes out of those things when I squeeze them"?

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