Photo Punch mashes up photos
We take a look at the newly released Photo Punch app, which makes it easy to cut elements from one photo and paste them onto another.
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| The Photo Punch dashboard shows you recent work posted by other users. |
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| One of the nice things about the app is that it lets you save several "Punch Shots" for use later. This way, you can even paste multiple Punch Shots onto a single background. |
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| For backgrounds for your Punch Shots, Photo Punch lets you choose from your gallery, take a new photo, or even search the Web for images using the built-in search tool. |
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| Photo Punch's auto-selection works best when your foreground item is clearly differentiated from its background. Here, you can see an accurate selection. |
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| Here, you can see Photo Punch having some trouble differentiating a dark-colored shoe from the carpet. What's more, the unpredictable manual adjustment tool was unable to capture the shoe as well. |
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| Here's an example of multiple Punch Shots on a single background. |
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| Photo Punch offers a number of funny clip-art-like images to paste on top of your Punch Shots. |










