I use a program called "Print Master 12" (which I got at Staples for $10 CAN). You can take digital Pictures or frame grabs and put them on posters, as well as titles credits,release dates...ect. Then , you just save it and print it, put it on a web site, or whatever else you can think of. ?:)?

-MATT

Can you put more than one picture on a poster in that program?

-YO

Yes Indeed, you can put as many pictures as you want. You can also Edit pictures and make things other than posters. The program is a little bit complicated though, so if you deciede to get it and have any questions, feel free to ask me.

-MATT

Ok

I'm gonna go do a search and see if I can find a trial edition or something. I'm sure I'll have some questions, so check back often ?:)?.

-YO

Sounds Good!?8D??:D??:)?

-MATT

I use Photoshop 7. Its very complex but ive been uning it for years so the complexity isint really a problem anymore and its is the most powerful system around for creting images of any kind.

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Thats what I use as well, Photoshop seems to work a lot better for me.

Yeah. Adobe Photoshop is the way to go.

yea i use photoshop cs. Learn photoshop, it will make your filmmaking days a lot cooler and easier.

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Alternatively, if you're poor, download The Gimp from www.gimp.org. I haven't missed Photoshop since installing it, though I don't do anything especially fancy.

AFAIR there's also a version around which is specially optimised for movie use, though I don't remember where to find it.