Happy Hopping
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This is the 2nd time I use Photoshop CS4, and I have 2 photos. I scan a magazine of an actress, each scan is 8.5 x 11, the photo is large, so the left side of her face is on the 1st part (left part) of the 8.5 x 11, and the right side on her face is on the other 8.5 x 11
When I try to merge the 2 photo in 1 new background, exactly what is the step by step to make the 2nd part (right side) of the photo land at the exact spot that I want?
Because I first select a rectangular area and click Paste. Now w/ some other graphics software, the Paste photo would have landed at the exact spot of my Selected Rectangular area.
But CS4 is not doing that, it leaves an approx. 2 cm gap in between 2 photos. I have try Paste or Paste Into. It just wouldn't paste in the exact spot of where I want it.
So how exactly what is the step by step to make the 2nd half of the photo land on the desire location on the new background?
Each photo is about 3400x2000, so w/ the new background, I selected 7000x2000, which is more than enough
When I try to merge the 2 photo in 1 new background, exactly what is the step by step to make the 2nd part (right side) of the photo land at the exact spot that I want?
Because I first select a rectangular area and click Paste. Now w/ some other graphics software, the Paste photo would have landed at the exact spot of my Selected Rectangular area.
But CS4 is not doing that, it leaves an approx. 2 cm gap in between 2 photos. I have try Paste or Paste Into. It just wouldn't paste in the exact spot of where I want it.
So how exactly what is the step by step to make the 2nd half of the photo land on the desire location on the new background?
Each photo is about 3400x2000, so w/ the new background, I selected 7000x2000, which is more than enough