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Paint Shop Pro Tutorial
Masking II
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Description: Another way to do what is done in Masking I except in an easier way and includes how to make your object glow.
Written by: Imusion


 Step 1
Open the object you want to move to a different background. In this case I'm going to use Sonic the Hedgehog


 Step 2
Now open the background that you want the object above to be moved onto. In this case I choose the image on the right.


 Step 3
Go back to the object(Sonic) and take the Magic Wand (Match Mode: RGB Value | Tolerance: 0 | Feather: 0 | Sample Merged: Unchecked). Using the magic wand select the background your object is in currently.


 Step 4
Go to Selections--> Invert and your object should be selected. Now go to Selections--> Modify--> Feather, for the number of pixels to feather enter roughly 5. Increasing this number will make a bigger white border later on and decreasing will make a smaller border around your image. Then once you've done that right click on your image and click Copy(CTRL + C).


 Step 5
Go to the image you want to paste your object(Sonic) on. Right click and click Paste as New Selection, now you will see that you have your object on your cursor. Move your object to where you want it but before you click take note of the number on the bottom left hand corner, write this number down somewhere. Then click to put your object down.


 Final Product
Congratulations! You have successfully moved one object onto antother background using a simple method! The below step is optional.

 Optional Step
If you would like your object to have a glowish sort of effect then right click again and click Paste as New Selection. Now remember that number I told you to write down before? Well get the numbers and move your cursor around until you find that exact same number in the bottom left hand corner. then click again to release the object. Do this as many times as you desire until you get the right amount of glow.


 Final Product
Congratulations! Now you have learned how to make your object glow also!! Below is an example of the finished product.

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Guest: David
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Awesome.
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Sunday May 1st, 2005 at 3:25 PM

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Guest: Stewart
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Thats Great,

its going to help me alot! 

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Tuesday September 13th, 2005 at 5:09 AM

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Guest: Siumi
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Yeah, its a really nice guide. I just used it, now I'm trying to fade it...but nice guide! Very simple and easy to do.
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Saturday January 7th, 2006 at 6:38 PM

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