How do you combine photos in Adobe Photoshop 7?
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Open both image files in Photoshop. Open the image size dialogue in each Image>Image Size and check the dimensions of each. \n\nNext, create a new image using the measurements of each image. For instance, if image A was 5" wide and image B was 4" wide, and both were 5" tall, create a new image that is 9" wide and 5" tall.\n\nFinally, with all three images open, go to image A and with you selection tool click and drag it to the "new" image document. Repeat the same with image B. Both images will be copied into the new document but on separate layers. You can then align and adjust both images so that they are right next to each other. Now just save the file and you'll be golden.
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you need a photo software to edit , re-size and organize the pics , you can get a Free software here : http://downint.googlepages.com/photosoftware
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Adobe Potoshop/ImageReady\nRate: 6
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It's a lot more difficult than you might think to get really good results. I have the lighting, Photoshop CS and have gone through many tutorials and I still have much better luck working with a different solid colored background. I try to match the background of the original photo (colorwise) to the background that I want to drop in.
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Try GIMP at http://www.gimp.org/\nThis is a complete image editing software that is nearly as good as Photoshop, but free.
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Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Picture It!, ArcSoft Photo Software. Any of these will work for you.
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photoshop has filters to help with that, also visit Adobe studio Exchange or Pixel2life.com for tutorials on just about any imaging software out there. Right clicking your images layer, select blending options and play with the options, you will be surprised on what you can do! good luck!
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use photoshop\nsave as > png,jpg,gif,and other formats\n\nor Irfanview
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Its really quite simple. You want to have both of the pictures you want open. Then create a new document of the size that you need. Go to each picture do ctrl+A this will highlight the pic. Then ctrl-c (copy)...then go to your new doc and ctrl+V this will paste and at the same time create the layers you need to modify and move. If you need more tutorials on how to do a lot of this stuff there are some really great ones online here is one of my favorite sites that I have found very helpful.\n\nPhotoshop can be tricky and sometimes annoying if you are not familiar with it. If you are new to Photoshop try Photoshop elements its a waterdown version of the professional and more user friendly for the new user.
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Try some of these, they are all free.\nYou may have to look up some tutorials to do exactly what you want ... the programs don't do all the work, you have to know how to use the tools in them to accomplish what you desire to.\n\nhttp://wang.zhenzhou.googlepages.com/\nhttp://www.photobie.com/\nhttp://www.plasticbugs.com/index.php?p=241\nhttp://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/PhotoPlus/\nhttp://www.photofiltre.com\nhttp://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/PaintNET/1096481993/1\nhttp://park18.wakwak.com/~pixia/\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/Project_Dogwaffle/dogwaffle.html
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Adobe Flash and Photoshop
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It can be done with a photo editing program like Roxio Photo Suite. Or my favorite for this purpose is Microsoft Digital Image Pro > use smart erase.
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Try\n\nwww.good-tutorials.com\n\nIt has loads of easy tutorials to help you with whatever you need to do in Photoshop. I swear by this site.\n\nukmike11
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At the same site there is also a list wit free photoshop plugins\nhttp://pstutorialsblog.com/?page_id=59
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All you need is a program to do it:\n\nhttp://www.photo2vcd.com/
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Try using snapshot tool of Acrobat Reader and then paste them into a Paint (or some photo editor).\n\nI have used the snapshot tool before, works well to do what you want.
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two ways i can think of... pick your poison:\n\ngo into adobe photoshop... under the SELECT or EDIT menu in the topbar menu, there should be SELECT COLOR RANGE... you can select a color range and the 'fuzziness' of the selection.  If it is a scanned image, hold shift while you select the various shades of blue in the background.  Press ok and at least most of your background will be selected.  Then EDIT -> FILL in the topbar menu.  Select the color to fill with and do it.\n\nAnother way is to mask out the background by creating a transparent layer over the image's layer... then setting the blending mask to multiply (im not 100% sure if it's multiply, you can experiment).  Then fill the whole layer with a blue (either do that SELECT COLOR RANGE trick or experiment with different shades of blue).  The mask will mask out the blue ( this trick works better if the background is a uniform shade of blue... like if it's a digital design to start with, not a scan).\n\ni hope this helps... let me know if you got any questions or if i missed something.