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Len · 09-04-2004, 14:21

I asked the question somewhere else. "how do I merge two or more images together"

I was told:

You should be able to use the traditional Windows ability of dragging and dropping between open images in PS using the MOVE TOOL (V)
-Open up both the images you want to use,
- Make sure they are both in RGB Mode (most are, IMAGE--MODE, to check)
-Select the MOVE TOOL (V) and drag one image into the other image and it shoold appear on a new layer in the destination image.
You can also use the keyboard combo of copy/paste (CTRL-C, then CTRL-V). Either select all the source image (CTRL-A) then copy/paste to the destiantion image, or use one of the marquee selection tools to select just a part of your source image, and copy/paste.
You can also of course create a new image and copy/paste from several source images into the new image, lots of options!
It worked for me.

09-04-2004, 14:21	#5
Len God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 5,576 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 3600	Re: Photoshop Help I asked the question somewhere else. "how do I merge two or more images together" I was told: You should be able to use the traditional Windows ability of dragging and dropping between open images in PS using the MOVE TOOL (V) -Open up both the images you want to use, - Make sure they are both in RGB Mode (most are, IMAGE--MODE, to check) -Select the MOVE TOOL (V) and drag one image into the other image and it shoold appear on a new layer in the destination image. You can also use the keyboard combo of copy/paste (CTRL-C, then CTRL-V). Either select all the source image (CTRL-A) then copy/paste to the destiantion image, or use one of the marquee selection tools to select just a part of your source image, and copy/paste. You can also of course create a new image and copy/paste from several source images into the new image, lots of options! It worked for me.