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#Free collage templates for photoshop elements professional
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Do not claim this, or any of our designs, as your own.īP4U is not responsible for printing errors. This product can only be used by the photographer who purchased it. You may not transmit or store the content, in whole or in part, to any other website or other form of electronic retrieval system. It is against copyright law for you to use - in digital or in print - or distribute this template with any of the photos provided as examples. You cannot use this product to give or sell to other photographers in a workshop or offer to make products for other photographers using our designs. You can, however, sell your final flattened product for use as marketing materials for your business. This product was made for the purpose of marketing use for professional photographers. All rights reserved.Īny redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents for the purpose of reselling is prohibited. This product is subject to the copyright of BP4U – © BP4U 2010-2013. Remember to save your file as a PSD so that you still have all the layers visible, which will allow you to modify the whole collage at a later date if preferred, and save a JPEG version for print.Welcome Packets & Client Guides You can do this by pressing CTRL + T (or CMD + T on a mac) Follow the instructions on Step 3 and Step 4 again.Ĭhances are that with a collage or storyboard, you will probably have more than one shape for images, in which case, just repeat the above until all your images are in place. To do this, you’ll need to bring up those “handles” again. You may want to resize the image again now that you see what it’s like inside the shape. Once you have done that, you will see a little arrow between the image you have just inserted, and the shape layer, showing that they have been clipped together. In Photoshop, you can do this by using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + ALT + G (or CMD + ALT = G on a mac)Īlternatively, go to LAYER and the CREATE CLIPPING MASK which does the same thing. Now you have to clip the photo to the shape layer underneath, so to that only that part of the photo is visible.
Once the image looks the way you want, click on the checkmark / tick on the upper menu bar. Use the move tool to drag the image above the shape in the collage.
When the image appears in Photoshop, it already has it’s “handles” active, which will allow you to resize it to the size needed. The photo will now place itself into the collage, and have it's own layer immediately above the shape layer you’ve chosen. Go to FILE, then PLACE EMBEDDED and choose your photo from wherever you’ve saved it. Essentially it's just the shape that you want your image to clip into. This can sometimes be labelled as Photo Layer or Mask or Clipping Mask. Select the shape layer that you want to place the photo in. If you prefer to see things written out rather than watching a video - here are the steps below! ADDING IMAGES TO A PHOTOSHOP TEMPLATE - WRITTEN GUIDE
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