Arkiv – mars 2012

About one year ago, I released Tych Panel, a tool that lets photographers automate the creation of diptychs, triptychs and other similiar layouts.

Being used by over 6 000 photographers around the world, it is safe to say that Tych Panel has been a great success. It was featured on sites like Smashing Magazine, Fotosidan, Moderskeppet, Kamera & Bild and Feber to name a few.

Today, I am announcing the release of Tych Panel 2, the latest rendition of the diptych creation tool. The new version features a wide range of improvements, making the everyday life of the photographer even easier.

The short list of improvements is as follows:

• Row / column compositing paradigm.
• Reorder images with thumbnails.
• Resize to both target width & height.
• Maintain width or height when adding pictures.
• Smart objects & Layer masks.
• Adobe Bridge integration.
• Background color, outer border & rounded corners.
• Actions.
• New output options.

I don't know how much time I've spent working on this update, but it's been a lot. And I'd like to thank a few people who've helped me along the way, and really, for making Tych Panel 2 what it is today.

So here we go.

Big shout-outs to John Nack from Adobe, Petra Hall, Christiane Rosenberger from Smashing Magazine, Sanna Lund from Moderskeppet, the people of Faded & Blurred. And to my girlfriend Stina, for being so patient with me.

Check out Tych Panel 2 here.

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Men nu kan du ge oss sommar.

Det må se idylliskt ut på bilderna, men verkligheten var hård och skoningslös. Åtminstone för Martin som hade rejält med otur i backen. Med två benbrott och ett skadat knä så var skidhelgen över innan den hann börja.

Martin som dessutom fixat och planerat hela helgen.

Men rehabiliteringen går bra och idag skuttar han glatt fram både med och utan kryckor. Och inom ett par veckor lär han kunna överge kryckorna helt.

Då ska det fotas bröllop!