how do you do this?, image inside a shape? |
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 Jan 5 2008, 06:13 PM
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 Diggy.Does.It  Group: Member Posts: 94 Joined: Aug 2004 Member No: 38,038  |
 see how the pictures are in the circle? |
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Jan 5 2008, 06:22 PM
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 ;) Group: Staff Alumni Posts: 9,573 Joined: Feb 2005 Member No: 99,124 |
Try this: (I'm assuming that you use Photoshop)
1. Find a shape you want and convert it to a selection. For example: A. Custom Shape Tool (Press U). Click the arrow next to the Shape box in the upper toolbar to see all of the default shapes. Pick one and then draw it on a layer. Make sure the 2nd icon, Paths, in the upper left toolbar is highlighted so that the shape is a path. B. Go to the Paths palette (Window/Paths) and convert the path to a selection by clicking the 3rd icon on the bottom (Load path as a selection). 2. Now you should have a "marching ants" selection visible. Reverse the selection by clicking Ctrl + Shift + I. 3. Highlight the layer with your picture. Cut out the outer area, Ctrl + X. Your picture should be inside the shape. |
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Jan 5 2008, 06:30 PM
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 Resource Center Tyrant Group: Official Member Posts: 2,263 Joined: Nov 2007 Member No: 593,306 |
I would just find the picture that you want, use the Ellipse Tool and then use the Drag tool to move the part you selected that you want to take out, and then set a border around it.
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Jan 5 2008, 06:42 PM
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Diggy.Does.It Group: Member Posts: 94 Joined: Aug 2004 Member No: 38,038 |
actually I have paint shop--my bad.
EDIT I figured it out. Uh, if anyone else is wondering(and you have Paintshop) I guess you can message me, and I can tell you. |
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