How to Make Blends in Paint Shop Pro

Get what you will need to blend the images; two images and a mask.,Click on the image of the girl and copy it to your clipboard (CTRL C) , Click on the rainbow image to make it your active selection., Click Edit >> Paste >> Paste as New Layer or...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Get what you will need to blend the images; two images and a mask.

    The images chosen for this article are creative commons images and a mask:
  2. Step 2: Click on the image of the girl and copy it to your clipboard (CTRL C)

    , You now have your rainbow image as the active selection and the girl 'waiting in the wings' to be pasted. ,, This will make your background invisible. , You will be feathering it, so don't make the selection too large. ,, They are as follows:
    Replace Feather: 51 Depending on the size of your image, the feather number can change. ,,
  3. Step 3: Click on the rainbow image to make it your active selection.

  4. Step 4: Click Edit >> Paste >> Paste as New Layer or right click on the rainbow and select Paste >> Paste as New Layer.

  5. Step 5: While in the background layer

  6. Step 6: click the small eye that you see in the Layer dialog box.

  7. Step 7: On the image of the girl

  8. Step 8: click on Selection and choose the Ellipse option.

  9. Step 9: Once you have made the selection

  10. Step 10: click on Selection >> Invert.

  11. Step 11: Make these changes to your selection options.

  12. Step 12: Make your background visible by clicking on the small eye icon.

  13. Step 13: Find the sliding bar for your girl layer

  14. Step 14: adjust the transparency of that layer.

Detailed Guide

The images chosen for this article are creative commons images and a mask:

, You now have your rainbow image as the active selection and the girl 'waiting in the wings' to be pasted. ,, This will make your background invisible. , You will be feathering it, so don't make the selection too large. ,, They are as follows:
Replace Feather: 51 Depending on the size of your image, the feather number can change. ,,

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