You can turn photo shadows on/off, but otherwise can't control them. You have your choice of several page or screen sizes, portrait/landscape, & can place a simple frame around each image, setting the color & width.
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Today's GOTD, CollageIt Pro zooms/crops, optionally rotates, & arranges imported photos into a collage.
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You don't even need a PC - you can take your camera's memory card or a USB stick to the photo center at many local stores like pharmacies & DIY using their kiosks.
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That's not to mention free & share-ware apps, or the many photo sharing & printing sites that not only let you create a collage, but will print it for you. Printer software, downloaded (free) &/or included on CD, often includes image editing apps that do collages too - the same with some cameras. Ashampoo has been offering some pretty steep discounts, & their Photo Commander (besides editing etc) does collages. That said, there are alternatives to CollageIt Pro almost everywhere you look, & while it does it's job, I didn't see anything that makes it really stand out from the crowd. It doesn't have a lot of controls, or a re-sizable window, or editing or anything like that, but then if had more it probably wouldn't be so quick/easy, & you might as well use your regular image editing software. In the registry you get the app's key & an uninstall key.ĬollageIt Pro is quick & easy, & I think that's why you'd use it. Running Setup.exe you'll get folders in User & All Users App Data, one folder under All Users Documents, + the program's folder. That's not to say CollageIt Pro is portable, but it runs without installation, creating the same folders & adding the app's key to the registry. Installation isn't bad at all - if it was unpacked you wouldn't need to run setup.
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Oddly there's no Print option, & I also thought it odd that 1440 X 1080 was an included page size, but not full HD, 1920 X 1080. You can Save, & later Load a layout you like, & your collage can be saved in. At the lower right corner of the preview there's a round button with a "+" on it you can click to see the preview full-screen - press Escape to get back. The "Generate Layout" button triggers a new auto-arrangement - the "Shuffle" button keeps the photo arrangement as is, but changes the pictures in each position. From there it's just a matter of playing & clicking until you get something your like. Then click the "Page Setup" button to at least set the background size/aspect & orientation. To use CollageIt Pro, you 1st add your photos - you can't import folders or drag/drop but you can select more than one at a time using CTRL or Shift clicking. anything greater than the number of imported images causes them to repeat. Under "Layout" there's a "Use all photos" checkbox - when unchecked you can set the number of photos to use. how densely the images are packed together. There are a couple of sliders to set photo spacing, & if you check the box for "Auto Sparse", you can use a slider to control the amount of clear space, i.e. The page background can be a solid color, vertical or horizontal gradient, or you can import an image for the background, setting opacity, & choosing Tile, Center, Stretch, or Stretch & Crop for how the image is applied.
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