How do you group layers in Photoshop CS?
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layer/new../layer set and then move the layers into that set. :]
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this is using Javascript and Layers (DIV)\n\ndefine the layer with the search box, and keep it hidden.\nOn mouse over on the appropriate location show it.\n\nExperiment a bit to get what you want!
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Hi, Robin:\nif you are using Photoshop CS, open the original image(jpeg) file in Photoshop, and go to 'File' from drop-down menu, and select 'New' (or press Ctrl + N on Windows). You will see a pop-up window that asks you to enter size and background of your new image, then you enter the size you want and click 'OK'. Now, in Photoshop, you have 2 panels: one is the original image and the other is a new image panel you just created. At the tools panel, you will see stamp icon: When you right click on the icon, you will have drop-down menu; select 'Clone Stamp Tool'. Now, you go back to the original image, and click on the image of the person you want by pressing 'Alt' key down (note that if you don't press 'Alt' key down, your mouse cursor will not change to target sign). In operating systems other than Windows, you need to press down 'Option' key instead of 'Alt' key. Now, go to new image panel you have created earlier, and just paint by pressing right click on your mouse. \n\nI hope it will help. . .
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use some softs\n\ni think 'photoshop' will help u\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com
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There is a lot to say about feathering and such, layers are pretty simple to use and I can link you to a good website.  \n\nTo eliminate the blue select your magic wand tool\n\nSet the tolerance (top left in photoshop) of about 60.\n\nClick on the blue space, check to see if it has all of the blue highlighted.  If so, just hit del and get rid of the blue. \n\nIf its not getting all the blue, turn the tolerance up and try again.\n\nYou can then drag that baloon into another picture, or drag the whole layer into another picture for mixing the two.\n\nThis is the site I used when first learning photoshop. - \n\nhttp://www.pegaweb.com/tutorials/beginners-guide-adobe-photoshop/\n\nHope this was helpful for you.
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A little bit ambiguous...You want to write a "color picker"? Then API is your only way...:D... Beware also at the color "depth" conversion...
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It depends how many you put there.... You could for instance have an 8-bit grayscale JPEG, or a 24-bit full-colour JPEG. The bit depth isn't fixed.\n\nRawlyn.
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP 6 or 7 or newest is ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS. Scan portions of the map then "sew" them together with MOVE tool
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open the layers window by clicking window then layers. Right click on the layer you want to copy in the layers window, then select duplicate.
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Go here for a tutorial on Designing a Website Layout In Photoshop: http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Create-a-Collage/9020\n\nYou should be able to follow the instructions there.\n\nHope this helps,\nDianeD
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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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There are quite a lot of tutorials on the net, but there are variations in different photoshop versions, so you may need to adapt instructions if you are using another version.\n\nhttp://graphicssoft.about.com/od/photoshop/l/bllps5out.htm\nis a good site if you're looking for a learn-all-basics tutorial.  Its for photoshop version 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0.  You also have the option to join the course (its free!).  Of course, you can just browse through the course material without joining to learn it by yourself.\n\nIf you're looking for tutorials on specific topics, I recommend:\nhttp://www.good-tutorials.com/\n\nIt has lots and lots of tutorials from different users, so its a good way if you want to see different ways in doing the same thing.  Since the tutorials are all written by different authors, you have to make sure the specific tutorial is for your version of photoshop.
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Create a new blank image.\nClick on the Draw icon.\nNow click on the Tools Palette and set up the line as required.\nThe colour of the line will be the Foreground solid colour.\n\nClick and hold the mouse to start drawing your line.  Drag to where you want the line to end.\nYou will be able to adjust this once it is done.\nThe Layer Palette is good for selecting the line.\n\nOnce you are happy with the one line just copy and paste as new layer to repeat.  Then just drag into position.
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Yes, Use Photoshop imageready and CS2.\n\nTake free online classes.
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if u mean place 1 image over another... then use differnt layers(should be f7 to bring up layer menu) then u can change which layer is on top... also change opacity in the layers drop down menu at the top of the screen so u can see through one image to the one behind. otherwise it should just be a simple use of the selection and movement tools to place them where u want.
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duplicate your art layer\n\nunder \nImage > Adjustments > hue Saturation \ncheck Colorize \n\nplay with the settings
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google knows :)\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=photoshop+cs2+tips+and+tricks&btnG=Search