Hey, have you guys seen that little car commercial where the girl and the guy are tossing things out the window and bouncing them into the trunk of their car? And there's this wickedly catchy song playing in the background? (
Here it is! Apparently it's for Mitsubishi
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If you've got both of the files open in Photoshop just drag one on top of the other (Or copy all and paste onto the other whichever), then you can merrily erase or change opacities as you wish.
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That's what I was trying to do, but I suspect I was doing something wrong. (Don't ask me how I can get copy-and-pasting wrong.) It should work if they're both just .jpg files, eh?
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Try double clicking on one. It should open a box that lets you make jpg1 a layer. Then you should definitely be able to copy paste into jpg2.
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Nah, it's a happy fun tool that will select bits of the same color. So like if your jpg you've got in the foreground had lots of white around it, you could just use the magic wand, click the white area and viola, all the white is selected for you to erase, clear, whatever. :)
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Ohohoh... I have figured it out. :-D
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ohgod.
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