Help...

[x42o9]

Ok I have the background image thing (Don't steal it or i'll kill you -.-)

and I have the image I want to put into that.

I'm not planning on putting that whole image only the top part so how do I do it? I looked it up but it really didn't help :\










Okay heres what I tryed, the image is on my desktop so I tried dragging it and dropping it into the first picture but then it just pops up in a new photoshop thing so what I want is to keep the first image and then take the second image and the the second image into the first image making it have the image background and the person but resized so it fits.

 

[hm0ng]

Serious? You drag the render onto the background.

 

[x42o9]

Serious? You drag the render onto the background.

That's what i'm asking HOW do YOU do IT!

 

[hm0ng]

That's what i'm asking HOW do YOU do IT!

Serious? You drag the render onto the background.

Read.

 

[Clank]

Okay, open photoshop.
Open both of the images.
Get the 'move tool', which looks like this:

Now, click and hold the render, and drag it onto the background image.

 

[squidge]

I had this problem when I started out GFX.. I used to just open the render and resized the canvas. But yeah what Clank said.

 

[bizcuits21]

To resize it, hit ctrl-t-shift, and use the move tool to put it on the canvas.

 

[Stran93r]

Alright, after you've opened PS and have both images opened up. Go to your render (the pic of the guy) and first resize it a little, or not at all. Press Ctrl + A to select the entire picture. Now click on your background, and either create a new layer by pressing Ctrl + Shift + N, or just paste your render (pic of the guy) onto your background with Ctrl + P.

Hope that wasn't to difficult for you...