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Hello, I've heard that it is possible with Pinta to stitch/glue together 2 images. Eg: You have to scan in an A3 image, with an A4 flatbed scanner. You first scan twice an A4 (or a little bit bigger) of the left & right side of the A3. You then have 2 A4's with a small overlapping zone in the middle of the A3. The task is then to stitch/glue together those 2 A4's into 1 A3. The images have to be perfectly alligned, deskewed and so one in order to get an a3 which is "impeccable". Paint Shop Pro can do it, but as said Pinta would also be able to do this. Can somebody tell me how? All URL's are welcome. I'm new to Pinta, so the info has to be detailed. Regards, Francky
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a3 is double the size of a4 so there should be an overlapping middle part
if you use painting program regularly you should adopt a personal standard dpi/ppi that youre comfortable with using for the amount of detail you usually make your paintings/drawings
i recommend this tool https://www.papersizes.org/a-sizes-in-pixels.htm for finding out how big your canvases must be for your personal dpi
and after that, a4 is exactly half of an a3 size pretty much globally so just cut the length in half and keep width the same, for both images you want to align next to each other
https://www.reference.com/hobbies-games/two-pictures-side-side-together-one-picture-3384396f09e06a30 this page might help, it has more detail than what i described
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