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Ok, I have CS2 and can't remember how to blend a photo into a background paper. I've done it once, but can anyone refresh my memory on how to do it? TIA!
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put the photo above the paper layer
right click the photo layer and ... choose blending options that's it, you can play from there ![]()
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Yea, just mess with your blending options and the opacity of the photo layer.
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Ok, I'll try that, I was trying blending modes, but wasn't sure that was the right thing
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Here is the tutorial I wrote for a challenge:
Choose a background paper and add your photo to your canvas. Select the eraser tool from your tool bar. ![]() Bring up your options and select the largest soft edge brush and increase the size of it to your liking. I used 1200 pixels for a large blend. ![]() This is step is optional. I like to add a layer mask to make editing easier and more flexible. ![]() If you decide to use a layer mask, have your foreground set to white and gently go around the edge of the image. If you make a mistake, you can reset your foreground to black to add back. Make sure that the mask (and not the photo) is selected on your layer palette. ![]() Reduce the overall opacity and/or change the blending mode to your liking (optional). ![]() and here is my finished page using some blending ... ![]()
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Awesome Sheri, thanks!!
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I hadn't tried it like that Sheri...using a layer mask. thanks from me too...I'm going to give that one a try!
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You are very welcome ladies! There are several ways to do it, but I definitely prefer the flexibility of a layer mask (I use them for everything). Some people make a selection and feather rather than erasing, but again, there is less flexibility with that method. I can't wait to see your blending pages, I love blending!!!
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