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FlyDonky · Yesterday, 00:13

Maybe this is not the correct section, Sorry if it is.
But I have been looking for a program for a while to make this type of captures,
The Capture is very similar to Video Thumbnals, but this time it is about sets of photos or images of up to more than 100
I have these examples, I have managed to do similar things but nothing the same
If you look at the photos, they are interspersed in different sizes, leaving zero spaces.

Thanks for the help!

plasmus · Today, 13:19

In IrfanView there is a function to create such a so-called contact sheet from selected files.

Code:

http://irfanview.com

It might require conversions of the original files and many correct settings to reach the desired result. I've actually used this function only once till now.

Alternatively, you could use IrfanView's panorama image function, but that also requires several steps to create a perfect contact sheet. Again it's something I've done only once or twice till now.

But it's a usual function in all advanced image processing programs, so someone might know an easier to use software.

Cheers!

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FlyDonky Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Nov 2021 Posts: 11 Thanks: 54 Thanked 15 Times in 5 Posts	One page many thumbnails ? Maybe this is not the correct section, Sorry if it is. But I have been looking for a program for a while to make this type of captures, The Capture is very similar to Video Thumbnals, but this time it is about sets of photos or images of up to more than 100 I have these examples, I have managed to do similar things but nothing the same If you look at the photos, they are interspersed in different sizes, leaving zero spaces. Thanks for the help!

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plasmus Registered User Virgin Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 19 Thanks: 2,051 Thanked 55 Times in 15 Posts	In IrfanView there is a function to create such a so-called contact sheet from selected files. Code: http://irfanview.com It might require conversions of the original files and many correct settings to reach the desired result. I've actually used this function only once till now. Alternatively, you could use IrfanView's panorama image function, but that also requires several steps to create a perfect contact sheet. Again it's something I've done only once or twice till now. But it's a usual function in all advanced image processing programs, so someone might know an easier to use software. Cheers! Last edited by plasmus; Today at 14:09. Reason: At first I did not read the previous post carefully enough.