Working with digital images

[papabob]

I am looking for software that would assist me in dividing a panorama scene into individual photos without loosing segmants.  When the picture is wrapped around the frame, a amall portion is lost.  Is there software that can help me with this.  Thanks in advance  -  papabob

[bdery]

Hi,

I am not sure I understand what you want to do. Many programs will let you cut parts of an image, it's called cropping. Maybe that's what you want to do, but you refer to a frame, and I don't understand why you refer to this.

I'll be happy to help you as I can, but I will have to ask you to be a little more specific.

[ShutterbugGail]

Hi papabob and welcome!

When photos are stitched and combined into one, you can't simply separate them that I'm aware. But, depending on the photo editing software you own, you can do the following:

Slice an image - programs such as Photoshop can slice images. This technique lets you divide an image into segments and when you "save for the web" the individual segments are saved as individual "pieces." This method does not alter the original panorama.

Select-copy-paste - another method is to use the rectangle selection tool. Carefully select one portion of the image, copy it and paste in into a new file. Save it, and then do the same for each of the next sections.

Please note that if you've reduced the panorama in size when you first created it, you may not be able to enlarge them to the size of the originals you combined because the image quality may degrade.

I, too, am not sure what you mean about the frame. So please post more information and, of course, any further questions you have any.