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chasjed
May 27, 2004
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In a photo I have there is an object I would like to remove from the picture and place it with a different background, how in the world do I do that? Also, once I place that picture with the other background, how do I make the picture a little transparent? Photoshop 7.
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The Doormouse
May 27, 2004
"chasjed" wrote:

Photoshop 7.

Yes, that’s right. You use Photoshop, and version 7 is fine.

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Charley
May 27, 2004
Carefully select the object. You may want to change the feathering setting to make the edges of the selection less sharp, 2-4 pixels is usually good. Then open the photo of the different background and drag the selected object from the first photo to the second photo. The selected object will become a layer in the background photo. Use transform to size or rotate it as needed. Then go to the layers palette and adjust the transparency of the object to suit.

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In a photo I have there is an object I would like to remove from the
picture
and place it with a different background, how in the world do I do that? Also, once I place that picture with the other background, how do I make
the
picture a little transparent? Photoshop 7.
Thanks

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