Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
8.
Click and hold on the preview window to see the original image, so you
can compare it to the altered image.
9.
Click OK.
The final image quality is softer, but it holds up well, considering you've quad-
rupled the image size and made a low-resolution image usable for print. You'll
paste the image into a feathered selection on the poster.
10.
Choose Select > All, and then choose Edit > Copy.
11.
Select the Movie-Poster.psd tab to bring it to the front, and then select the
Elliptical Marquee tool (
), hidden beneath the Rectangular Marquee
tool ( ).
12.
In the options bar, enter
50 px
for Feather to soften the edge of the pasted
image.
13.
Draw an oval in the upper right corner of the poster, above the monster's
head. The oval should overlap the window and fire escape.
14.
Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste Into. Click OK if you see the Paste
Profile Mismatch dialog box.
15.
Select the Move tool (
), and center the pasted image in the feathered
area.
16.
In the Layers panel, choose Luminosity from the Blending Mode menu,
and move the Opacity slider to
50
%.
