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This is an article on how to insert an image into another image using Adobe Photoshop. Adjusting the transparency and using more gradient tools to process the image used for nesting will help you achieve this effect.
Steps
Add photos as layers
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Open Photoshop. Double-click the Photoshop application with the blue “Ps” letter icon on a square background.
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Click File . It’s a selection in the upper-left corner of the Photoshop window (on Windows) or the desktop (on Mac). You will see a menu appear here.
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Select Scripts . This option is near the bottom of the currently displayed menu. Another menu appears.
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Click Load Files into Stack… (Load files on top of each other… ). This is the option near the bottom of the currently displayed menu. The screen will have a new window.
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Click Browse… (Browse). You will see this option on the right side of the window. When you click this, another window opens for you to select the image to use for the merge.
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Select two photos. Hold down Ctrl (on Windows) or ⌘ Command (on Mac) and click the two pictures you want to use.
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Click Open . This is the option in the lower right corner of the window. You will see the image name displayed in the center of the window.
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Click OK . This option is in the upper-right corner of the window. The Photoshop program will open both images as separate layers. When Photoshop finishes opening the image, you can change the transparency or adjust the gradation of the image.
Change the transparency
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Move one image on top of the other. In the “Layers” pane on the right side of the Photoshop window, you’ll click and drag the nested image to the top of the frame.
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Select photo. Click on the top photo in the “Layers” window to select it before proceeding further.
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Click the “Opacity” selection box. You’ll see this menu below the “Layers” section. Another menu appears. [1] X Research Source
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Reduce transparency. Drag the slider button in the currently displayed menu to the left to reduce the transparency of the image above. When you drag the slider button, you will see the lower image gradually appear in the image above.
- You can also change the value of the transparency in the input box. A value of 100% is fully transparent and 0% is fully transparent. [2] X Research Source
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Look at the photos. After you adjust the transparency of the image to your liking, the image merging is complete.
- You can adjust the transparency bit by bit to see how the image will look when slightly increasing (or decreasing) the value before saving.
Using the chroma adjustment tool
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Move one image on top of the other. In the “Layers” pane on the right side of the Photoshop window, you’ll click and drag the image used for the overlay to the top of the frame.
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Select photo. Click the first image in the “Layers” window to select it before proceeding further.
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Add layer mask. Click on the layer mask icon with the circle in the rectangle and visible below the “Layers” section.
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Select the chroma adjustment tool. Click the chroma square on the left side of the toolbar.
- You can also press the Q key.
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Select the “black to transparent” chroma icon. In the “Presets” window, you will click on the black and white rectangle (black in the upper left corner, white in the lower right corner) to choose a chroma style.
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Click OK . It’s the option in the upper-right corner of the Gradient window.
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Apply tint to the image above. Make sure the layer mask is selected before you apply the tint, and then do the following: [3] X Research Source
- Click and drag from the point where you want to start the overlay effect on the image.
- Press and hold the ⇧ Shift key to force the cursor to move in a straight line.
- Release the mouse where you want the nesting effect to end.
- Repeat this process for the unincorporated parts (if necessary).
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See the nesting effect. When you release the mouse, the nesting effect will be displayed on the image. [4] X Research Sources
- If you want to remove the chroma effect and try again, just press Ctrl + Z (on Windows) or ⌘ Cmd + Z (on Mac).
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