What tool do you use to blend one photo into another to make them both look like one photo?
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in Photoshop, use the layers.....then adjust transparency
928866
do you want swap between the 2 photos?\nI wish I can do it now , but I dont have nay programs here on this computer, I need like 2 hourse to get home :)\n\nu look great\n\nok I made them for you\n\nnormal size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img239.imageshack.us/img239/430/2eb9.gif\nhttp://img70.imageshack.us/img70/3276/3gh1.gif\n\nsmall size: with 3 diffrent speeds...\n\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/9496/s1fc6.gif\nhttp://img158.imageshack.us/img158/4515/s2rj8.gif\nhttp://img211.imageshack.us/img211/811/s3cj4.gif\n\nhope I did what you want. enjoy them.
681971
Adopbe Photoshop but it is not free.\nGnu GIMP, can download for free
1103828
go for adobe photoshop thats really nice you can get that \nhttp://www.adobe.com
127378
I would agree with that but if you don't have hundreds of dollars to spend on a photo editing suite then I would suggest you take a look at the open source and completely free GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) which has many of the same features as PhotoShop, you can find the details over here, http://www.gimp.org/macintosh/
1024535
Yes, Use Photoshop imageready and CS2.\n\nTake free online classes.
103264
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.
1021111
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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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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If you want a free software, you can try Photoshop Album Starter Edition - does few simple tricks. \ncheck out here: \nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopalbum/starter.html\n\nHowever if you want serious effects (ex. if you want to put shadow around you once placed yourself on the other picture, effects, etc), you need to get a better program. I use Photoshop CS, you can do it all with it. However it's not free.
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I find using the QuickMask interface in combination with color channel selection: http://www.webreference.com/graphics/column24/2.html is the best way to make almost seamless feathered selections. The rest: moving, scaling and color adjustment, is done to your taste and the two photos you're working with.
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Photomosaic ?\n\nI've never tried this myself but here's a link to some software that might help\n\nhttp://www.aolej.com/mosaic/features.htm
474166
You have to find two pictures that have the same lighting and probably around the same color of skin if you want a picture that can fool anyone. Next you would need to know how to blend really well! \n\nI have been photoshoping for about 2 years and i still can't make one right.
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Your best bet is probably GIMP- GNU Image Manipulation Program- kind of a freeware Photshop.
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Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Picture It!, ArcSoft Photo Software. Any of these will work for you.
987914
i'm not sure what you mean... any basic photo editor on your computer will do the job for you in less than a minute. \ngood luck!\n:)\n\n(this includes ms paint if you run any version of windows)
995379
You probably need to use a photo fixer,if u arent already.A couple good ones are photoshop,scrapbook designer.. Printers now come with built in options for image fixing,Hope this helps. :)