smoke or window effect?

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Andrew_Jo
Jan 5, 2004
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how do you put an image over another but you could still see the image beneath like a smoke or a window?
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Emma_d_Anise
Jan 5, 2004
Decrease the opacity on your topmost layer. I’m not sure what you mean "like smoke or a window" except that you’re referring to an altered state of opacity.
TD
Thomas_Durham
Jan 5, 2004
Not sure if this is what youre looking for but I would make a selection of the window, Use Ctrl-J to put it on another layer. In the drop down at the top of the layers pallette select difference and vary the opacity. This looks like a tinted car window.
Tom
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r_harvey
Jan 6, 2004
I hear sitar music.
TF
Timothy_Foolery
Jan 6, 2004
I hear sitar music.

Maybe it was that bonk on the head?

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