The package of editorial programs from Adobe, in particular the well-known program "Photoshop", allows you not only to work wonders and create masterpieces. There are a number of common tasks that designers, photographers, and editors face on a regular basis. One such task is inserting human faces into a template from suits for printing on documents.
Instructions
Step 1
Templates of women's suits, dresses, men's classic "threes" with different ties and shirts can be found both on paid photo stocks (Shutterstock.com, istock.com) and on free resources (Allpolus.com, Photoshop-shablon.ru, Olik. ru). Download the file in psd format (standard for Photoshop), it is a set of graphic elements adapted for editing and located on different layers.
Step 2
Open Adobe Photoshop. If you don't already have this program, you can install the shareware version (will work for 30 days) from Adobe.com.
Step 3
Select the "File" section from the menu, the "Open" item and open the suit template and the photo with the person whose face you want to add to the collage in different windows.
Step 4
First, cut out the face from the photo. To do this, use the tools Zoom ("Increase", for detail), Magnetic Lasso ("Magnetic lasso", it is necessary to select the area of the face) and Lasso (to correct the selection). The Move tool is needed to capture and move the face. The layer with the transferred face will be automatically created by Photoshop on the collage.
Step 5
Customize sizes. To do this, use the Free Transform tool. Hold down the Shift key while transforming - this will keep the proportions.
Step 6
You can hide unnecessary layers (with a tie, shirt or background patterns) by clicking on the "eye" to the left of the element of the Layers palette ("Layers"). If you do not need to remove the entire element, but leave its significant part (for example, hide part of the tie under the suit), move one layer under the other. The layer at the very top of the Layers palette is displayed in its entirety.
Step 7
Save the result at the end of the work. Click Save as … from the File menu. The standard format for saving photos is jpeg.
