Can some one help me out here please.In PSPro X I have erased the background behind 2 people and want to replace that with a new background( a jpeg
image of a blue sky).I will need a click by click workflow....................Ken
insert image in place of erased backgorund
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Re: insert image in place of erased backgorund
I would say it depends on which image is bigger, but the easiest method would be this one:
With the image of your two people already open go to the menu and click Edit->Copy.
Open the background image.
Go up to the edit menu again and click Edit->Paste As New Layer
The two people should now be on their own layer on top of the new background image.
Use the pick tool to move, and size the people as needed.
Save as new JPG.
The other method, almost exactly the same, put the larger image into the smaller one. So if the sky is larger copy and paste that one on its own layer in the people picture. If the people are smaller follow the instructions above. Simple. Thus is the power of layers.
With the image of your two people already open go to the menu and click Edit->Copy.
Open the background image.
Go up to the edit menu again and click Edit->Paste As New Layer
The two people should now be on their own layer on top of the new background image.
Use the pick tool to move, and size the people as needed.
Save as new JPG.
The other method, almost exactly the same, put the larger image into the smaller one. So if the sky is larger copy and paste that one on its own layer in the people picture. If the people are smaller follow the instructions above. Simple. Thus is the power of layers.
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Ken Veal
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Re: insert image in place of erased backgorund
Thanks Levi, that is exactly the sort of reply I was hoping for and you obliged, I will give it a go.I have not been able to get this detailed info any where......Ken
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Re: insert image in place of erased backgorund
Kind of makes you wish you could give people a thumbs up in here don't it.
Regards, Dan
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