Adobe Photoshop CS3: Automatically align image layers
Published by mixterr September 9th, 2008 in Creative, adobe.
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Automatically align image layers : The auto-align layers command can automatically align layers based on similar content in different layers, such as corners and edges. You assign one layer as a reference layer, or Photoshop automatically choose the reference layer. Other layers are aligned to the reference layer so that matching content overlay itself. Here I wanna show you, how the magic of the Photoshop CS3?
pix1
pix2
pix3
- Open ‘pix1.jpg’, ‘pix2.jpg’ & ‘pix3.jpg’ in Photoshop CS3.
- Use Move tool to move ‘pix1.jpg’ and ‘pix2.jpg’ into ‘pix3.jpg’.
- Select the three layers.
- Edit > Auto-Align Layers
- Add ‘Layer mask’ on the top two layers and paint areas to reveal layers beneath.
- Done. See the result image:
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oo cenggitu rupanya cara yg senang.
penat lelah aku wat guna cara yg lmbt n menyusahkan.
thx bro 4 sharing
hehe. you are welcome bro..
Aligning is much better in CS3 - me likes it better for all the tools as well.
Thanks for your comment Gary. Yeah CS3 is much better. Now CS4 is come out!!