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Shop Pro 7: Joining Images |
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Open two pictures: one is
the source image
(i.e. with the subject you want to move) and the other is
the
destination image
(i.e. the new background).
In this case the
photo of Lester
the Lurcher (from the Battersea Dogs’ Home website) is the source image and the iceberg is the destination image. At the moment relative sizes don’t matter.
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2.
Click on the source image [A] and use the zoom tool
to magnify it about 200% so that you can work more accurately 3. Click on the Lasso freehand selection tool and select Point to Point from the Tool Options palette. Feather by 1 or 2 pixels to soften the edge.
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4.
You can now
select the subject that you want to cut and paste by carefully clicking around
its outline. Click the image wherever you want to anchor the line and change its
direction. 5.
To delete an
anchor point from the line, press the backspace key 6.
When the
line encloses the selected area and has connected to the starting point, either
double-click or right-click the point. The line becomes a marquee to indicate
that the selection is complete. 7.
Edit > Copy 8.
Then click on the destination image [B] and go to Edit
> Paste > As New Layer
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Use
the move tool to position the selection and click on the Deformation tool to resize by
moving the handles on the Deformation box until you are satisfied. Double-click
inside the box to apply the transformations.
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