Help with photoshop
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For example. I open file with 200x300 and then I open picture in another file that is bigger and I resize it to 200x300 and they are completly different size, how is that possible? :O
Second thing, I need picture where in first half of picture it will be some text and in another part one picture. How to import picture into that file and not to delete that text? :/
Second thing, I need picture where in first half of picture it will be some text and in another part one picture. How to import picture into that file and not to delete that text? :/
shortgigs
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Check to see if they are the same dpi..
Can you screen grab because that is hard to follow..
Youtube "how to mask an image" that would be your answer I believe, if I'm on the same page as you..
I can find DPI under documet size, right?
btw here is how my picture should look like
shortgigs
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Code:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT9j0O4kyrgAt a beginner level I would say the easiest way to do this is open the image in Photoshop and use the text tool to write text above the image.
Problem is bescause I don't understund how to make more space where text will come?
Derek Foreal
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This should help,
Open your file and type your text, when your done click file and find "place"
Click place, find your image, hold shift down first before you grab one of the corners to uni-formally size your image.
Open your file and type your text, when your done click file and find "place"
Click place, find your image, hold shift down first before you grab one of the corners to uni-formally size your image.
Aty
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I will share some Photoshop tutorials later on today, you can get back to this thread if you're interested.
UPDATE: There you go -> [GET] Lynda.com | Photoshop CC Essential Training
UPDATE: There you go -> [GET] Lynda.com | Photoshop CC Essential Training
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