Slice grid image

"Rene Verstappen" wrote in message

Wrong URL..this will work:

http://www.netwerken.it/example1.jpg

Look at http://wind.winona.edu/~stafford/temp

That was all created by ImageReady using the directions I provided. (It took three minutes, but I do this stuff all the time. :))

I suspect that I wasn’t clear. Once you make the GUIDES, then you adjust them to fit (slide them over, etc)
and then take the SLICES menu item and under it "slice on guides".

In any event, feel free to copy the images using your browser, save the source. Delete the text on the source view.

Hi,

For our website I would like to edit some pictures with photoshop. One thing I would like – as seen on some webpages – is a slicing technique in gridshape. Ofcourse I don’t know the name of the technique. Maybe I can explain it a little more.
A grid is loaded over an image and it looks like the picture is sliced into pieces following the gridlines, so all pieces have the same size. Then, each piece can be edit, mostly some will be deleted on a left or right edges of the image, looking a bit like a broken down wall. The picture will look like a wall… Hope some understands?

My question is how to achief that in photoshop, a technique name will be fine, google will help me further then….

Thanks in advance!

Thanks JJS, I’m halfway now, because the grid is diveded, but I’m unable to cut the image into pieces….

Check:

http://www.netwerken.it/example.jpg

This is an example of what my idea was…How to slice?

Thanks again!

"jjs" schreef in bericht

"Rene Verstappen" wrote in message

Hi,

For our website I would like to edit some pictures with photoshop. One

thing

I would like – as seen on some webpages – is a slicing technique in gridshape. Ofcourse I don’t know the name of the technique. Maybe I can explain it a little more.
A grid is loaded over an image and it looks like the picture is sliced

into

pieces following the gridlines, so all pieces have the same size. Then,

each

piece can be edit, mostly some will be deleted on a left or right edges

of

the image, looking a bit like a broken down wall. The picture will look

like

a wall… Hope some understands?

My question is how to achief that in photoshop, a technique name will be fine, google will help me further then….

A good start is to create the slices quickly and easily. For that I use PS7’s Imageready program.
1. Bring the image into Imageready.
2. Choose "VIEW – create guides" and specify the guides. Imageready will show them to you. Adjust as you please.
3. Then "SLICES – slice on guides"
4. Manipulate the images as you please,
5. FILE – save optimized as…
specify what you wish, but _do_ keep the HTML
6. Include the HTML in your web page.

Is that what you mean/want?

Wrong URL..this will work:

http://www.netwerken.it/example1.jpg

"Rene Verstappen" schreef in bericht

Thanks JJS, I’m halfway now, because the grid is diveded, but I’m unable

to

cut the image into pieces….

Check:

http://www.netwerken.it/example.jpg

This is an example of what my idea was…How to slice?

Thanks again!

"jjs" schreef in bericht

"Rene Verstappen" wrote in message

Hi,

For our website I would like to edit some pictures with photoshop. One

thing

I would like – as seen on some webpages – is a slicing technique in gridshape. Ofcourse I don’t know the name of the technique. Maybe I

can

explain it a little more.
A grid is loaded over an image and it looks like the picture is sliced

into

pieces following the gridlines, so all pieces have the same size.

Then,

each

piece can be edit, mostly some will be deleted on a left or right

edges

of

the image, looking a bit like a broken down wall. The picture will

look

like

a wall… Hope some understands?

My question is how to achief that in photoshop, a technique name will

be

fine, google will help me further then….

A good start is to create the slices quickly and easily. For that I use PS7’s Imageready program.
1. Bring the image into Imageready.
2. Choose "VIEW – create guides" and specify the guides. Imageready will show them to you. Adjust as you please.
3. Then "SLICES – slice on guides"
4. Manipulate the images as you please,
5. FILE – save optimized as…
specify what you wish, but _do_ keep the HTML
6. Include the HTML in your web page.

Is that what you mean/want?