Mindblowing dual monitor desktop wallpapers - High resolution

Submitted by livefordo on January 19, 2011 - 10:35am

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As we all give importance to good looking cloths; same kind of importance given to the desktop wallpapers also. These wallpapers represent our feelings, mood and taste. So we have the habit of changing desktop wallpapers almost in daily basis. Beautiful wallpaper which displayed on our desktop can inspire the person who looks at your monitor and captures his mind. There are variety of wallpapers related to nature, photography, patterns, illustrations, HDR and some fantasy related are available in online.

These wallpapers have the power of refreshing our mind and they could be an inspiration for our future projects. To get inspired and to spice up your desktop you can choose and apply a cool looking and interesting wallpaper as you wish from this list :-)

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Btw, here are the instructions for applying this to your computer:

My left monitor is 1680x1050 and my right monitor is 1920x1080, but these steps are the same even if your monitors are the same resolution.

1. Add your horizontal resolutions together (i.e. 1680 + 1920 = 3600)
2. Take your tallest vertical resolution. (i.e. 1080)
3. Your total resolution is those two (i.e. 3600x1080)
4. Proportionally resize the photo to match one of those resolutions, but so that it doesn't exceed either (i.e. Calton Hill is 5085x1600, so I resized to 3432x1080)
5. Expand your canvas to match the total resolution (i.e. I changed canvas size to 3600x1080, which creates black (or whatever color you want) bars on the sides)
6. Set your desktop option to Tile, which is the only way to span it

Here's another example:
Global photo:
Resize to 2160x1080
Canvas: 3600x1080