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Photo<br />

ProjeCts<br />

ProjeCt 5<br />

Step 3<br />

CoNt’D<br />

Once you’ve chosen the size of<br />

your calendar (ours measured 21<br />

x 21cm) you can create your front<br />

cover. We made a grid of all the<br />

images using Photoshop. The<br />

easiest way to do this is to create<br />

a new document, import each<br />

image and arrange them.<br />

Step 4<br />

Next, return to Whitewall in your web browser and import<br />

all of your images. To do this, click on the big green + Add<br />

Photos button and either drag and drop them in or click on<br />

the Computer button and import. Make sure they are JPEGs.<br />

They’ll appear in the left-hand side of your Whitewall page<br />

as image thumbnails.<br />

Step 5<br />

Click on the Cover icon (bottom navigation bar) then drag the<br />

bottom of the image box to the full size of the page. Go to the<br />

thumbnail icon of your front cover and drag it into this box.<br />

Work your way through each month (use the navigation bar<br />

to scroll through), dropping in the correct images. We left the<br />

images the same size as the template for each month.<br />

Step 6<br />

Finally, add the<br />

finishing touches. For<br />

example, on the front<br />

cover we used the<br />

Ellipse setting to add<br />

a yellow circle with the<br />

text ‘Calendar June<br />

<strong>2017</strong> to May 2018’.<br />

Once you’re happy<br />

with the layout,<br />

preview your calendar<br />

via the top navigation<br />

bar and you’re ready<br />

to place your order,<br />

get it delivered, and<br />

display it proudly in<br />

your home!<br />

38 <strong>Digital</strong> <strong>Camera</strong> JULY <strong>2017</strong> www.digitalcameraworld.com

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