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The Auto-Blend Layers command

The Auto-Blend Layers command - Photoshop Tutorial

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The Auto-Blend Layers command

I've saved my changes as Non-aligned automobiles.psd so called because the cars are the only things that aren't aligned in some of this composition. I've also renamed the layer so I've got white minivan on top, and then on the bottom here, I have blue hatchback, based on what little information I have about this car. All right, I'll go ahead and turn the top layer on. Now, our next step is to blend these two images together to get rid of the cars and we can do that one of two ways, once again. We could manually blend these two images together or we could have Photoshop do it for us. Well, in this case the manual route is going to be the better route. However might as well give the automated command a chance. So I'll click on white minivan, Shift+Click on blue hatchback to select both of the images. Then I'll go up to the Edit menu and I'll choose Auto-Blend layers. Now, this isn't really the purpose of this command but as I say it's worth a shot and it gives us the first glimpse into…

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