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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2018
- This tutorial shows you how to insert an image into another image in photoshop. It will show you the tricks to resizing the image without it pixelating and how to move the second image around your page.
First I show you how to open your image in photoshop and then how to open a second image and place it into you first image. This technique is used for so many different projects such as posters, flyers, online adverts, paper adverts, art work and much more.
I this example I have demonstrated this technique using a landscape image with a PNG file (Image without a background) of a cow. I believe this would be the best way to demonstrate perspective and the way in which you may need to resize your image. The cow image is a high quality image which means it will be sharp and large on the background. If the image is of poor quality it will be pixelated, blurry or small. In order to correctly complete this task your images must match in quality and/or size.
Once your second image has been inserted by simply dragging and dropping it on top of the background image you can then turn it into a 'smart object'. This is key to maintaining the quality of the image. If the image you wish to resize is not a smart object you will find it difficult to make changes to the size once you have committed to the first change. Turning it into a smart object will allow you to make it very small, commit to the change and then go back an increase the size of the image again if you change you mind WITHOUT loosing any quality.
Once you are happy with you changes you can then 'rasterise' the second image (cow) so that you can make other changes such as using the clone stamp tool etc.
With Smart Objects, you can:
Perform nondestructive transforms. You can scale, rotate, skew, distort, perspective transform, or warp a layer without losing original image data or quality because the transforms don’t affect the original data.
Work with vector data, such as vector artwork from Illustrator, that otherwise would be rasterized in Photoshop.
Perform nondestructive filtering. You can edit filters applied to Smart Objects at any time.
Edit one Smart Object and automatically update all its linked instances.
Apply a layer mask that’s either linked or unlinked to the Smart Object layer.
Try various designs with low-resolution placeholder images that you later replace with final versions.
You can’t perform operations that alter pixel data-such as painting, dodging, burning, or cloning-directly to a Smart Object layer, unless it is first converted into a regular layer, which will be rasterized. To perform operations that alter pixel data, you can edit the contents of a Smart Object, clone a new layer above the Smart Object layer, edit duplicates of the Smart Object, or create a new layer.
Smart Objects are layers that contain image data from raster or vector images, such as Photoshop or Illustrator files. Smart Objects preserve an image’s source content with all its original characteristics, enabling you to perform nondestructive editing to the layer.
In Photoshop CC and CS6, you can embed the contents of an image into a Photoshop document. In Photoshop CC, you can also create Linked Smart Objects whose contents are referenced from external image files. The contents of a Linked Smart Object are updated when its source image file changes.
Linked Smart Objects are distinct from duplicated instances of a Smart Object within a Photoshop document. With Linked Smart Objects, you can use a shared source file across multiple Photoshop documents which is a familiar and welcome concept for web designers.
I've benefited so much by adding objects, people, items, etc onto other images. It' allowed me to produce facebook ads, marketing material, powerpoint presentations, personalised birthday cards and even placing people and pets into a photo for a gift. Sometimes when taking group shots, one person can be blinking or not smiling so it's useful to be able to place another/better/smiley face into the image to then make an overall better image.
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Thank you for keeping it simple, and for not using keyboard shortcuts. Videos where the instructor assumes that I know keyboard shortcuts, or have other fundamentals mastered, are of no use to this beginner.
I know what you mean. Need to keep it simple.
I don't understand why the volume so low. I can't hear it. I race the volume to the highest.
Learning the shortcuts will save you immense amounts of time as you work more on PS.
@@dantonmcdiffett7127 Thank you but, unfortunately, my memory is such that I even have a difficult time remembering shortcuts that I use all of the time.
Maybe you don't care about arthritis and carpal tunnel now but if you refuse to use keyboard shortcuts that will certainly become an issue for you over time. Using the shortcuts does save quite a lot on time and monotonous tasks but it also saves on the stress on your fingers and joints. It is much easier to learn the shortcuts as a beginner than it becomes if you put it off till you are more advanced. If you cannot remember the shortcuts you need it's easy enough to make a list and keep it nearby. Most books on teaching basic Photoshop do that anyway. But you really do owe it to your hands to use the shortcuts where they are available rather than waiting until the damage has already been done.
I honestly love the way she explains everything. Very easy. For me a new player to the Photoshop 😎🤩
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! So understandable!! Keep up the good work! I will be visiting your page again!!! It definitely was a crash course for me because it has been some time since I used photoshop.
Thank you for making this video! I went through a ton of videos and a lot of frustration before finding your video. With your help, I was able to get my overlay onto my image without issue!!
Great to hear!
Lisa… THANKS for your basic video on something so simple and yet so essential. After I viewed you fine example (a few dozen times….ha ha) I went and practiced until I could place a bird-of-paradise on top of cousin Jane’s head. Her laughter was payment enough, until I told her about your instruction(s). Now, she thanks you too. Cheers! Greetings from Oregon, USA.
"We obviously want to get the cow to go into the field" 😄, keep up the good work🙌
The simplest explanation I've come across, thank you! 2021 and still relevant.
OMG THANK YOU THIS IS SO MUCH MORE HELPFUL THAN ALL THE OTHER OMG THANK YOU!!!!!
I love your comment and so glad it helped you. Have a great day!!!
thankyou so much this is the best photoshop tutorial I've ever seen keep up the hard work!!
Wow, thanks! :)
This was really helpful, bacause I have an activity that involves overlapping pictures
thanks for explanation
now reality can be whatever i want
lmaooo bro what
Can't thank you enough. Thanks to you my homework is done!
Fantastic!
Hallelujah! A straight forward tutorial. Many thanks.
Best teacher Ive found so far for photoshop . Excellent
Wow, thanks!
This is by far the best explanation video I’ve seen so far
Glad you think so! :)
this is such an "ePIC" tutorial! LOL :P keep it up! 🙏
Thanks! Will do! :))
Thank you!!! Ur video was way better than that other guy
Glad it helped!
TYSM OMG I LITERALLY BEEN TRYNA DO THIS FOR HOURS
Thankyou I am new so i dont know how to do that thanks for explaining
thank you for this video. I am taking a class on skillshare and the tutor just added the image in the existing image without explaining and i had no clue how to do it
Glad this tutorial helped to explain it for you 😀
I learned blender and after effect but PS is a really different thing. Thank you for the tutorial
You're very welcome!
This is the first time I ever use photoshop and I want to thank you sm, this was so helpful
I'm so glad!
I hope you aren't tuning out these thank you messages after getting so many, this was a great demonstration!
It was very useful for me.thank you
Thank you! I appreciated when you said the move tool and showed it where it was. Very easy to understand. 😊
Thank you and nicely and straightforwardly done.
thanks for this easy solution
Thank you this is very simple I was so confused before
The smart object thing really confused me too when I first started with photoshop. Glad the tutorial helped :)
Thanks! I haven't used Photoshop in a while and was a bit confused on how to navigate it after using Canva for some time. Haha.
This was really helpful, thank you so much
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Thank you so much
I understood it with ease
I watched other videos in 4 min, here in 1 sec I have completed it! Love it!
Great job! Glad it worked : )
Thank you for your support you really made this easy for us all. Have you ever tried inserting an image onto a mobile phone screen, just an idea I got but not tried yes so was wondering if you know any easy way of doing it?
Not yet! I generally work in photoshop on a desktop.
Best explanation I’ve ever seen on this. Thanks!
You're very welcome!
You did a fantastic job explaining exactly what I needed to know in one video! I watched several other videos on this and none was as useful as this video! Thanks keep it up!
Wow, thank you : )
Really helpful thanks a million
i just got a ad for photoshop when i decided to watch this
This video really helped me to make a good thumnail. Thank you I really appreciate it
No problem!
Thank you so much this helped even on an other version
Glad it helped
Helped alot
Does the cow image have to be in a certain format to only drag the cow out without the white background ? Sorry if this is a stupid question. bit of a newbie to PS. If I find an image of a cow on a white background, it seems to take the full image inc the background.
Hi. Yes it needs to be a PNG file which means the cow is the only thing that exists in the image as it's been cut out from the background.
Brilliant, thank you
Thank you for clear explanation
That's very clever and thank you for illustrating this process as clearly as you have done. I have looked at other videos on here and either they talk too fast or fail to explain things clearly. Thanks again.
Glad it was helpful!
fantastic masterclass on photoshop. six years I couldn't paste an image onto another image. I tried photoshop tutorials & other TH-cam tutorials with drugs music included. thanks.
HA HA HA ....love your comment (drugs music:)))))
Nicely explained. Thankyou.
Thank you so much helped me out
Thanks, this helped me clarify a lot!
Good video
AWESOME!!! 🤩🤩
Lisa, you're amazing. great video
Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, watched many videos but none of them were easy, you made it very simple.
thank you for making this
Perfect!! Thank you.
Quick n helful tips. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks. Very simple to follow :)
Thankyou legend I bow to you
Thank you :))
First useful video i got :)
Exactly what I wanted. Thank you.
You're welcome!
i finally figured it out. very simple and concise for a beginner. Thank you Lisa.
You are so welcome! Glad it helped :)
Thank you sooo much!!! Very helpful!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much!
Subscribed!!! It actually worked for me.
Brilliant : )
yea, thank you for teaching my son a little bit
Thank you for your lovely comment, glad it helped :)
thanku so much dear .Its a big task for me .
Most welcome 😊
Awesome! Very Informative. Thank you so much
Perfect, thank you. !
This is amazingly helpful
Thank you. Glad it helped :)
Awesome!!! Straight to the point. Great job!
I'm a Microsoft Paint kinda guy. In Paint, you just go to Paste, From then you select the image to add. It was so simple and intuitive. I wish Photoshop was more intuitive for beginners, at least for the simple stuff.
I suppose that's why there are so many different software programmes available. Paint is great for the simple stuff but the power of photoshop allows the user to achieve SO much.
@@LisaDoe it's amazing the kind of things you can do with Photoshop with dedication to understanding it. Last night I wanted to use the smudge tool. I couldn't find it. Looked on TH-cam. You have to make the brush to do it. I tried to, but failed to smudge lol. Guess I'm a bad beginner lol.
Nice work.. thanks!
It was very useful.
Thank you so much ❤.
You're welcome 😊
THANK YOUU I was having such a hard time with my assignment
Good luck with the assignment.
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Thank you for your wonderful comment. Have a fantastic day.
thank you. i will put this knowledge to good use
thank you ! its 2022 and still working !
You're welcome!
Wonderful Work Thank You for taking the time to demonstrate & upload!
My pleasure!
THANKS A LOT
This was EXTREMELY helpful 💕
I'm so glad!
Thanks for the good work
No worries!
So I did just that, but instead of just having the image get coppied, I also had the checkered design on the outside get moved. Just like how it was before you move the cow over so I'm not sure what I did wrong
I'm having that problem as well!
@@chipsnyahoi You want to use the object selection tool, and if you right click you get 3 different tools in there. If you use the lasso in there, you draw a rough area around what you want and then it will select a good amount of what it thinks you are looking for. Then if you hold alt on windows, you can subtract from what you are cutting. Let me know if this helped or I can explain a little further
Did you save it as a PNG file?
Thank You Well Explained.
1:16 outstanding work, this helps a lot
Even I understood that.
Well done!
Did you say "Move the cow using the Moo Tool?
Ha! no - the MOVE tool!!
thank very easy and helpful
Glad it helped!
Thank you dear This is what I was looking 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Glad it was helpful! :))
I remembered when I was 13/14yo, attending a photoshop class required some amount amount of money and i couldnt afford, crazy to think that we can just go to youtube and search for the tuto
anyway thank you for the tuto!
literally helped me thanks!
thank you very much you where very helpful
Excellent and very simple i like how you cut to the chase.
Thanks, Lisa!!
Great help thank you ❤️
spot on
thanks so much
Thank you
Thanks a lot
You're like a teacher 😇😇 Thank you, teacher 🤗🤗😄
Wow, thank you!
omg this was so much easier than I was expecting!!!
For me who never used photoshop before, You made that so easy and simple . Thank you.
Thank you so much, you help me a lot.
Glad to hear that! :)