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    ok! does anyone of you know if what kind of method used in editing image, for example: i have a photo of my self and another photo that is not mine. then i will transfer my face or head to the body in the other photo...so what method is that and what photo editors are capable of that???

    i have a sample image if you want to inspect it just mail me!!!

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    ok! does anyone of you know if what kind of method used in editing image, for example: i have a photo of my self and another photo that is not mine. then i will transfer my face or head to the body in the other photo...so what method is that and what photo editors are capable of that???

    i have a sample image if you want to inspect it just mail me!!!

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    If I am understanding you correctly, there are many software pkgs, able to do what you're asking.
    Basically, it's a matter of selecting a pre-defined area (on this case, a "head"), copying
    that selecton and then pasting the selection onto
    the photo you wish to change.

    Using Paint Shop Pro, you can see this process
    done step-by-step in the image attached.
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    The "technique" shown above is very simplified and
    just one means of doing what you're after.
    Image 1 shows your 2 pictures; say you want Jed
    Clampett's face on Arnold's body. Image 2 shows
    the selection tool I used in Paint Shop Pro.
    Image 3 shows the face area I "selected" (drew
    around) and copied. Image 4 shows the same face
    image pasted onto the "Arnold" image. Last, Image
    5 is the result of some "cleaning up" done to
    Image 4.

    I hope this helps somewhat.

    The link below has hundreds of Paint Shop
    Pro tutorials for you to explore.

    http://www.psplinks.com/

    Ken

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    I just wonder why you ask the same question in the Photoshop, Corel and Paintshop forum?

    How many programs DO you have? http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif

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    thanks kman for the explanation!!! http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/smile.gif

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    ok heres another one!!! what kind of method use in the image attached here!!! the one that would looks to have a reflection of blue berries lied down on a glass table or something@@@???[img]null[/img]
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    Hi, Neoseeker. Now you're asking about a
    technique or tutorial to achieve the latest
    image you've added. Again, there are many ways
    to do this and many software programs can do
    this. I will assume you have Paint Shop Pro 7.

    Think about what you want and how to achieve
    this -- berrys reflected onto a glass surface.

    The "reflection" is basically a copy of the top
    image, just a little bit lighter, more
    transparent, with its opacity changed.

    So, possible simple steps to do this :
    (1) Copy the area you want to reflect/mirror
    to a new seperate image. I call this "Area of
    interest".
    (2) Copy this seperate image and then flip it
    upside down (use Image Flip command). This image
    I call "Reflection".
    (3) Use the Reflection image. Lower it's opacity.
    This is under the Layers Menu. As you lower the
    opacity, it becomes more transparent.
    (4) Place these two images, the "Area of Interest"
    one and the "Reflection" one together onto a new
    image.

    Below is a link where this "reflection idea" is
    spelled out, step by step. Though it deals with
    text, you cna do the same thing with any object(s).

    http://www.psptips.com/5/4web/reflections.html

    The next link shows a similar way to use this
    as a fake mirror.

    http://www.disdatdesigns.com/tutorials/mirror.html

    A great idea is for you to explore the psp link
    I gave you earlier, there are many helpful image
    effect tutorials there. Or, you could do a google
    search on what you're after. Such as "Paint Shop
    Pro Image Effects Tutorials". Do take advantage
    of the hundreds of free tutorials on the web to
    learn and grow with.

    I hope this helps you -- Ken

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    gee thanks for the illustrations!! it help me a lot!! http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/wink.gif

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    By the way, Pain Shop Pro is also very good at reducing the size of images!

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