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i need to learn how to use this photoshop 8, how do u fade images together lol?
i need to learn how to use this photoshop 8, how do u fade images together lol?
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cheers len, the question still stands guys 
I have photoshop6.
I am no expert, what I know I have picked up from others it is difficult to explain how to do when one doesn't know the lingo. lol But I shall try.
When you have opened up two images they will start a new layer you will be able to right click on the image and select "blend options". From there you can adjust the opacity slider to what you want.
I am no expert, what I know I have picked up from others it is difficult to explain how to do when one doesn't know the lingo. lol But I shall try.
When you have opened up two images they will start a new layer you will be able to right click on the image and select "blend options". From there you can adjust the opacity slider to what you want.
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.
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.
A very simple way of doing this in adobe is just open both photos then goto select and selet all then goto edit and copy now highlight the other photo and paste now just goto your key board and hit 1 your pic will disapear continue with key 2 and so on till you get what you want.
I have added a photo for you to see the out come
I have added a photo for you to see the out come
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oooh you are a clever lot here..... I can see I am going to learn a lot from you all.
I just use the eraser tool, but make the opacity about 30% try that.
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