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#Adobe photoshop 6.0 how layer one image under another how to#

I also have a separate tutorial showing you how to use a shape as a layer mask.īrian Johnson is a website developer and designer living in Minneapolis, Minnesota with a passion for code and WordPress.

There are a lot of possibilities with this method, use your imagination!

Alternatively, select the Adjustments tab and click on the Channel Mixer adjustment layer. That’s it! Click another layer or elsewhere to see how the mask looks. Select Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Channel Mixer. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+v to copy the image in place, preserving it’s original location in the document.ħ. Press Ctrl/Cmd + v to copy the image into the mask. For some reason it seems like the good folks at Adobe don’t want you using this feature, I’m not quite sure why.Ħ. This let’s you view the mask by itself, and also make changes to it. To treat a mask almost as it’s own, normal layer, you just hold down Alt (Option) and click on the layer mask thumbnail. (Disclaimer: I have no idea what they teach you at design school, I’ve never been). This is a little trick they won’t teach you in design school. Create a layer mask on the layer to be masked by selecting the layer, and then pressing the “Add Layer Mask” Button at the bottom of the layers palette.ĥ. Pres Ctrl/Cmd + c to copy those contents.Ĥ. Press Ctrl+a (Mac: Cmd+a) to select the contents of the photo in their entirety.ģ. Select the layer you wish to turn into the mask.Ģ. Follow these steps to place the photo or image as the layer mask on another layer.ġ. I like to drag the whites down quite a bit and the black up quite a bit, depending on the image, until a good chunk of the image is solid black and white. I like to mess around with this a bit by selecting the layer I want to use AS the mask, clicking “Image” at the top, then mousing over “Adjustments” and then selecting “Levels.” Ctrl/Cmd + L works as well. Make sure the blacks in your image are completely black, and the whites are completely white. The first thing to consider is the fact that low-contrast images are not going to work well as masks, since they are going to be converted to grayscale when placed on the layer mask. A rather unimaginative and creepy image I made utilizing my face as a layer mask over Minneapolis To activate layers that are next to each other in the Layers panel, click the first one and then Shift-click the last one Photoshop.