If all you do is crop and re-size photos, you can use Paint to crop and resize the coin into a square and then use (free) Photoscape to circle-crop. Works for me:
@Kurisu said:
Actually you don't... when you save in a format, like jpg, which doesn't support layers it automatically saves a flattened version. Gimp does this too.
That's odd. In my version of Elements I have to flatten. Otherwise it does not give me a choice to save as a jpg. Maybe I just haven't clicked the right button or something. Whatever the case, I've always flattened the file first.
@Kurisu said:
Actually you don't... when you save in a format, like jpg, which doesn't support layers it automatically saves a flattened version. Gimp does this too.
That's odd. In my version of Elements I have to flatten. Otherwise it does not give me a choice to save as a jpg. Maybe I just haven't clicked the right button or something. Whatever the case, I've always flattened the file first.
jom
I believe you
Could be that you need to save for web or save a copy or export instead... haven't used Elements in a long time. I'm mostly in Gimp or Photoshop.
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If all you do is crop and re-size photos, you can use Paint to crop and resize the coin into a square and then use (free) Photoscape to circle-crop. Works for me:
That's odd. In my version of Elements I have to flatten. Otherwise it does not give me a choice to save as a jpg. Maybe I just haven't clicked the right button or something. Whatever the case, I've always flattened the file first.
jom
I believe you
Could be that you need to save for web or save a copy or export instead... haven't used Elements in a long time. I'm mostly in Gimp or Photoshop.
Coins are Neato!
"If it's a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone...somewhere...is making a penny." - Steven Wright