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Quickly Drag One Photograph Or Transparent Object Onto Another - Photoshop Tip
Posted By admin On 04/09/2009 @ 10:15 am In Photoshop Hint/Tips | Comments Disabled
There will be times when you need to layer one photograph, (or a transparent object), onto another. To do so, first open two photographs, or transparent objects, onto [1] Photoshop CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 (Extended’s) workspace.

Photoshop CS4 Students
Please read my notes on [2] CS4’s Workspace Here.
Now, from the left-side Tools Toolbar, activate the Move Tool.

And left-click and drag one photograph, or transparent object, onto another - as illustrated below.
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Centralisation Tip
To centralise your object: press and keep pressed your Shift Key as you drag a photograph, (or transparent object), onto another.
Image Duplication Tip
To quickly duplicate a single photograph, or a transparent object: first activate the Move Tool - then press and keep pressed the Alt Key. Your cursor will then change to two tiny arrow-tips, one black and one white. Now, hover your cursor over the photograph; or transparent object - then press the left-mouse button, and pull your cursor away from your image, towards the right. Then release the left-mouse button: repeat as necessary.

Best Wishes.
[3] Wendi E M Scarth. (4th September 2009).

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