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dinker replied

2 June 2010, 17:31
You have to put the two images on different layers, one above the other.
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MaryPoppins replied

1 June 2010, 17:08
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Difficult part is usually getting rid of the background. The new Paint Shop Pro has the ImageSkill background remover plugin that's really brill. There's a demo download, don't know conditions.

ImageSkill Background Remover

PS I like the way paste a link on CUK automatically gets the name somehow not url= etc.
PPS I suppose it's easy enough, just gets the title, but neat little touch anyway.

So far I've worked out how to do a crop of one picture, and tidied up the other (which the cropped bit needs to go in). Getting the two together is proving more difficult however.

I thought I would just be able to "merge" the two layers, i.e. images. Not so, it seems.
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xoggoth replied

1 June 2010, 12:18
Difficult part is usually getting rid of the background. The new Paint Shop Pro has the ImageSkill background remover plugin that's really brill. There's a demo download, don't know conditions.

ImageSkill Background Remover

PS I like the way paste a link on CUK automatically gets the name somehow not url= etc.
PPS I suppose it's easy enough, just gets the title, but neat little touch anyway.

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MaryPoppins replied

1 June 2010, 10:05
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

If you post a link to the image, perhaps someone here can give it a go. Or if posted to General we could perhaps see if there are any artists here.

Here's a basic copy/paste jobby version (can't post the image in-line in Technical)
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/8...erscameron.png

Ah, thank you! I will have a go myself, then when I realise I'm too crap, I will do!
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TimberWolf replied

1 June 2010, 09:31
If you post a link to the image, perhaps someone here can give it a go. Or if posted to General we could perhaps see if there are any artists here.

Here's a basic copy/paste jobby version (can't post the image in-line in Technical)
http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/8...erscameron.png
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Spacecadet replied

1 June 2010, 07:21
2nd vote for paint.net here
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MaryPoppins replied

31 May 2010, 19:22
Originally posted by dinker View Post

Paint.NET

Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing

Oh.

Thank you!
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dinker replied

31 May 2010, 19:16
Paint.NET

Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing
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MaryPoppins started a topic Photoshop - anyone have it?

31 May 2010, 19:07
Photoshop - anyone have it?

Or an equivalent?

If so, I need to be very cheeky and ask if anyone would be prepared to help me!

I need my mate's head adding from a pic, to a cartoon pic - hopefully quite simple, but not something I'm equipped to do....hence me wondering if anyone here might be able to assist...?
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