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Merging Two Image Together


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Hello,
I need help on how can I successfully merge the first two image to form the 3rd/last one.
 

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Sorry, but I may not be understanding what you want..........something like this?

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 12.23.56 AM.png
 
Hello,
Yes exactly like that, just maybe a little more realistic, but its is enough already if its not possible. Like the hole on top of the camera to the left is showing white spot instead the 2nd picture top left.
But yes that's exactly what I wanted.

Then another one I wanted to find out is basically very similar to the one you just did, very minor changes. If you check the image below attached to this post, you can see that its transparent, which is probably the only different compared to the other one. I don't know if that transparent was going through photoshop or was it just the case itself that made it transparent by default after doing the merging.

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Sorry, but I was not trying to be realistic at all, that's for you to do when you make your own.

I still don't understand what you want.

Here's what I did....
Take your first image, open into Ps and cut out all the appropriate holes and the background.

Open the second image in Ps. Then use one of the selection tools and make a selection of the camera lens from the second image, copy the selection, then paste it into the first image. Place the copied selection layer below the original. Position with the free transform function. Do the same for any other parts of the phone that show through the cover.

OR, you could cut out the entire phone in the second image and move it into the first image with the Move tool and then transform.
 
Hello,
Base on your experience, which process do you think is faster leaving the best or same quality? the selection then transform or move & transform. Base on saying, it sounds to be that the move is like a 1,2 and 3 move.

By the way do you know of any idea related to my previous post image with the transparency if it was done through the cover being transparent itself or photoshop made it transparent when put both the product and the phone together.
 
Hello, I was finally able to test it, I've used the move tool and the transform, but I can't get to find anywhere to place the copied selection layer below the original, I can't see that option anywhere.
 
Using your mouse and cursor, simply click on the layer in the layers panel, and drag the layer below the other.
 
You need to move the layer of the selection of the camera lens below the layer with the phone cover.
 
IamSam said:
You need to move the layer of the selection of the camera lens below the layer with the phone cover.
Click to expand...

Yeah that was my main concern, I can't find the option anywhere either to make the full mobile or the camera lens below the phone cover layer. Also how would I possible know if after transforming the camera lens fit phone cover camera hole perfectly, I just resize it base of observing but nothing else.
 
Did you cut out the phone case from it's background?

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 11.57.35 AM.png

Then place the camera lens selection layer below the phone cover layer.

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 11.59.48 AM.png

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 12.01.14 PM.png
 
How to cut out the phone cover from the background? Sorry I'm very newb with photoshop, probably need the full steps to actually learn and know how to do this.
 
 
Hello,
I was finally able to delete the background from those links. I place the camera len below the phone cover, but its still showing the same result as the picture I attach in my previous post.
 
Post a screen shot of your layers panel and let's see what could be wrong.
 
One more time! :bustagut:

Place (move) this layer.........

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 12.57.03 PM.png

below this layer!!

Screen Shot 2014-03-19 at 12.57.32 PM.png

OR..........move the top layer below the second layer!!
 
AHH!!
I finally found it. IT WORKED, but I notice one thing what if I get another sample of a phone cover and the phone mobile picture in 2 total huge difference size. Like the phone cover is 1500x2000 while the phone mobile is 500x700, how can I possible put that in with perfect fitting since the size is huge different, this way the camera len would be so much smaller if I pull it over, and resizing would make it funky or sloppy looking.
 
Just reduce the size of the phone cover image (1500 x 2000) to a more reasonable size. Use IMAGE > IMAGE SIZE.

Any other size changes on either image can be made with the Transform function. Up-sizing the smaller of the two images will cost you some resolution.
 
Hello,
I was wondering what is the best tool to not only clear out the background but the part of the phone cover that is going to be used of the mobile phone. Such as the camera lens which is easier, but how about the speaker volume, and every other smaller ones, I'm using quick selection tool, it is easy to get rid of the background and bigger spots, but all the very small little hole is very hard to remove, im planning to do the move & transform but its so hard to get rid of all the empty holes in the phone cover.

By the way any idea about the transparent in post #3 of this thread.
 
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