Merger of 2 images using layers

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• How to merge the images in layers?

  Can someone tell me if it is possible to merge the images into layers in Illustrator CS3?

  I'm used to doing with Photoshop. I thought the merger of Pathfinder would work but apparently not

  Thanks for the tips

  George

  Illustrator does just not this way. It is base object of each object on its own layer of base.

  Essentially the layers panel displays layers and objects in order to have objects, layers and sous-calques. If you do not what to see objects in the layers panel, choose Panel Options from the layers panel, and check the option "show only the upper layers.

• I say 6 layers of an interior of the Hall and the only difference between them is that I'm in different places on the pictures to illuminate different areas with a flash.  I thought that I could retire to each image using a layer mask but it doesn, t seem

  I say 6 layers of an interior of the Hall and the only difference between them is that I'm in different places on the pictures to illuminate different areas with a flash.  I thought that I could retire to each image using a layer mask but it doesn, t seem to work... any suggestions please

  Try this automatic method

  http://phlearn.com/automatically-remove-objects-photos-Photoshop

• What is the size of the image used to render the list (for list image rendering)?

  Hello!

  Can u please tell me, what is the size of the image used to represent the listItem. I used the size 40 x 40 for listitems, but the listitem be merged with another. Image will not be rendered with the size (actual size).

  PLS, suggest me-

  ListIField generally uses a height up to the police on the storm no devices. The storm, it has a fixed size greater than the height of the font.

  If you want to draw a picture of 40 x 40, you need minimum height of 40px. Call setRowHeight (40) in the constructor of the listfield.

• How to recreate this photo with my own photos using layers?

  

  Quick steps:

  • Import all the images that you plan to use in your document. (You can start with a background set size if you do not have to worry about that later.) Place all these images together in a single document. (There are at least two ways to do this). One way is to open an image, then use the file > Place incorporated (if you use Photoshop CC) to place the images in the document.
  • Start thinking about how you want to composite the images together. Layers of work in a hierarchy or an "order"; a layer in the layers panel at the top is the most visible, unless the masks are applied. So you will want to probably the perfect sky and landscape at the bottom, while keeping the full swing golfer at the top. This composite data looks like maybe total 6 layers: 5 of the golfer at various stages of his swing, the background 1.
  • To begin, turn off all the layers but the background and the image of swing of the individual golfer that you want to work. What you'll want to do is select the golfer using the selection tools, and while the selection to a mask using the layer > layer mask > reveal Selection (or use the button at the bottom of the layers panel, looks like a rectangle with a circle inside).
  • The main thing is that you are now allowed to non-destructively "hide" or "hide" in any part of the image using the layer mask using tools like the Brush tool. Work of masks by using the grayscale values: black Total means total concealment of the content of this layer. Total white means reveal total content of this layer. Anything between the two as gray translates into varying degrees of opacity.  It goes way beyond the scope of this post without turning it into a novel, but if you want to get more in depth with layer masks: masks of use to hide the Photoshop layers
  • Repeat for the other layers.

  From there on, it's a matter of style. for example, it seems that the sky has a thumbnail of all sorts, perhaps even a transparent gradient that has a layer mask applied so that the part that covers the golfer can be hidden. So many ways to do it.

  If you have any questions, just ask. That's what we're here for.

• Merge the background image for the delicate design?

  Hi again,

  Is it a good idea to merge the background image if I design using delicate design? I notice after as I merge the image in the background the merged image don't like too good after it was merged compared to before.

  Thank you.

  In what context? You want that image to all slides? Use a substance in this case, you can choose an image.

• Is there a way to trace an image using Photoshop sketch?

  
  Hello, everyone,

  Is there a way to trace an image using Photoshop sketch?  I'm used to the use of a light box and tracing the images by hand which I can scan in Photoshop.  It would be wonderful if I could draw a picture in the Sketch show on the iPad Pro and avoid to analyze completely.

  I couldn't find a manual Sketch anywhere, and I wanted to know if this was possible before you buy the software for the iPad.

  I thank very you much for your time.

  Kind regards

  Chris

  Gawain,

  Sketch of Photoshop has layers of two pictures and a drawing layer so, Yes, you can place an image into a work plan and the trace on it.

  Here's how to put a photo into a canvas:

  1. a work plan of open sketch, press (landscape) Photo icon in the toolbar.

  2. which will open a selection of menu with three layers as well as the ability to shoot a picture on my iPad, take a picture, the files of my CC, market, Adobe Stock.

  3. Once you place the image, you can move it to the lower layer so you can draw on it.

  Hope that helps.

  Sue.

• How to load images into layers or project

  How to load images into layers or projects.  I know how to use open to open a picture, but I was looking for a way load an image to resize to fit in a specific part of a layer or load an image, then one more.

  Yes, a script would be best for what you want to do, but you might be able to do it with an action. I haven't used actions too because I prefer scripting.

• Stack the images in layers with the name of the layer

  Hello

  One allows to stack several images in layers of a particular folder with the name of the layer.

  Example:

  I have 3 layers, and each layer is referred to as a1, a2, and a3. I need a script to take a1 file from a folder (to office) and places it in the layer of a1 and the same need to repeat for the rest.

  So I'll get image layer a1 a1, a2 image layer in a2...

  Thanks in advance

  Does that help?

  replace the layers of a certain name with

  2014, use it at your own risk.

  #target "photoshop - 70.032»

  If (app.documents.length > 0) {}

  Download the file;

  Var folder = Folder.selectDialog ("select folder");

  If (Folder) {var uses = theFolder.getFiles (/ \.)} (jpg) | TIF | EPS | {(psd) / $i)};

  var theseFiles = new Array;

  for (var n = 0; n)< thefiles.length;="" n++)="">

  theseFiles.push ([uses [n].name.match (/(.*)-.)]) [ ^\.] (+_$/) [1], theFiles [n]])

  };

  Here are the files;

  If (theseFiles.length > 0) {app.activeDocument.suspendHistory ("replace", "main()")};

  };

  ////////////////////////////////////

  int main() {}

  the file;

  var originalUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  get the number of layers;

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ("Dcmn"), charIDToTypeID ("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID ("Trgt"));

  var applicationDesc = executeActionGet (ref);

  var number = applicationDesc.getInteger (stringIDToTypeID ("numberOfLayers"));

  treat the layers;

  var theLayers = new Array;

  for (var m = 0; m<= thenumber;="" m++)="">

  try {}

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putIndex (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), m);

  var layerDesc = executeActionGet (ref);

  var layerSet is typeIDToStringID (layerDesc.getEnumerationValue (stringIDToTypeID ("layerSection")));.

  isBackground var = layerDesc.getBoolean (stringIDToTypeID ('background'));

  If the layer group not collect values;

  If (layerSet! = "layerSectionEnd" & layerSet! = "layerSectionStart" & isBackground! = true) {}

  theName var = layerDesc.getString (stringIDToTypeID ('name'));

  theID var = layerDesc.getInteger (stringIDToTypeID ('layerID'));

  theLayers.push ([theName, theID])

  / * If (theName == searchName) {}

  var boundsDesc = layerDesc.getObjectValue (stringIDToTypeID ('bounds'));

  Top var = boundsDesc.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('top'));

  var theLeft = boundsDesc.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('left'));

  var theWidth = boundsDesc.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('width'));

  var theHeight = boundsDesc.getUnitDoubleValue (stringIDToTypeID ('height'));

  Var Center = [theLeft theWidth/2, Top + theHeight/2];

  selectLayerByIndex (m, false);

  theArray.push ([myDocument.activeLayer, Center, theWidth, theHeight])

  };*/

  };

  }

  catch (e) {};

  };

  ////////////////////////////////////

  for (var o = 0; o)< thelayers.length;="" o++)="">

  var thisLayer = theLayers [o];

  for (variety p = 0; p)< thesefiles.length;="" p++)="">

  {If (theseFiles [p] [0] == {thisLayer [0]})}

  selectLayerByID(thisLayer[1],false);

  var removeLayer = myDocument.activeLayer;

  var theBounds = removeLayer.bounds;

  var theSO = placeScaleRotateFile (theseFiles [p] [1], 0, 0, 100, 100, 0);

  If (Number(theBounds[0]) == 0 & Number(theBounds[2]) == 0) {}

  else {removeLayer.remove ;})

  }

  }

  };

  restoration;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = originalUnits;

  };

  by mike hale, through paul riggott.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/1944754#1944754

  function selectLayerByIndex (index, add) {}

  Add = undefined? Add = false: Add

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putIndex (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), index);

  var / / desc = new ActionDescriptor();

  desc.putReference (charIDToTypeID ("null"), ref);

  If (Add) desc.putEnumerated (stringIDToTypeID ("selectionModifier"), stringIDToTypeID ("selectionModifierType"), stringIDToTypeID ("addToSelection'));

  desc.putBoolean (charIDToTypeID ("MKV"), false);

  try {}

  executeAction (charIDToTypeID ("slct"), desc, DialogModes.NO);

  } catch (e) {}

  Alert (e.message);

  }

  };

  based on the code from mike hale, through paul riggott.

  function selectLayerByID (id, add) {}

  Add = undefined? Add = false: Add

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putIdentifier (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), id);

  var / / desc = new ActionDescriptor();

  desc.putReference (charIDToTypeID ("null"), ref);

  If (Add) desc.putEnumerated (stringIDToTypeID ("selectionModifier"), stringIDToTypeID ("selectionModifierType"), stringIDToTypeID ("addToSelection'));

  desc.putBoolean (charIDToTypeID ("MKV"), false);

  try {}

  executeAction (charIDToTypeID ("slct"), desc, DialogModes.NO);

  } catch (e) {}

  Alert (e.message);

  }

  };

  place.

  function placeScaleRotateFile (file, x_offset, decalage_y, theXScale, theYScale, theAngle) {}

  // =======================================================

  var idPlc = charIDToTypeID ("Plc");

  var desc5 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

  Desc5.putPath (idnull, new (file));

  var idFTcs = charIDToTypeID ("CIE");

  var idQCSt = charIDToTypeID ("QCSt");

  var idQcsa = charIDToTypeID ("Qcsa");

  Desc5.putEnumerated (idFTcs, idQCSt, idQcsa);

  var idOfst = charIDToTypeID ("Ofst");

  var desc6 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idHrzn = charIDToTypeID ("Hrzn");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  desc6.putUnitDouble (idHrzn, idPxl, x_offset);

  var idVrtc = charIDToTypeID ("Vrtc");

  var idPxl = charIDToTypeID ("#Pxl");

  desc6.putUnitDouble (idVrtc, idPxl, decalage_y);

  var idOfst = charIDToTypeID ("Ofst");

  Desc5.putObject (idOfst, idOfst, desc6);

  var idWdth = charIDToTypeID ("Wdth");

  var idPrc = charIDToTypeID ("#Prc");

  Desc5.putUnitDouble (idWdth, idPrc, theYScale);

  var idHght = charIDToTypeID ("Hght");

  var idPrc = charIDToTypeID ("#Prc");

  Desc5.putUnitDouble (idHght, idPrc, theXScale);

  var idAngl = charIDToTypeID ("Marko");

  Bryan var = charIDToTypeID ("#Ang");

  Desc5.putUnitDouble (idAngl, Bryan, theAngle);

  var idLnkd = charIDToTypeID ("Lnkd");

  Desc5.putBoolean (idLnkd, true);

  executeAction (idPlc, desc5, DialogModes.NO);

  Return app.activeDocument.activeLayer;

  };

• Why import video images to layers cut half top of each frame?

  I had been using the product very well, then I restarted my computer one day and when I went to use photoshop, what happened. I have imported the video images of layers to make a gif, but was met with each image is missing its half superior. Why? And what can I do about it? I tried to reinstall, etc.. None of this has worked.

  Thanks for the help, and it was interesting.

  Now that you have explained interlacing I'm fairly certain that's not the problem. The way which explain the video blacked out areas appears more like a zebra pattern, and I am not importing old analog, for most of the DVD.

  I opened the other clips I downloaded and they work fine. It's only when I import videos that I created using a screen recorder on my computer on which they are cut in half.

  I'm guessing that this is the problem, but I do not understand why it became suddenly one as I have used for centuries.

  I guess the screen recorder could make interlaced videos.

• How can I access save the image under &gt; layers Photoshop?

  I would like to export an image without using the rendering (I want to keep my intact cancellation).

  
  

  I have a path set in the script and I would like to have an image saved in a location without any menu automatically arising.

  
  

  Using the command "Save as image > layers Photoshop" would be ideal.  However I'm not finding any information on "save image under" or "Photoshop layers" in the documentation.

  
  

  It would be surprising if someone had all know about that.

  Thanks for the research.

  -Josh

  app.executeCommand (3148) runs to save the image under > layers Photoshop

• How to return multiple images using the batch command

  With the help of Fireworks 8.
  
  I have a document with more than 200 executives. In the "Command"-> "Batch commands" menu I have the possibility of rotation and or multiple or individual images blur.
  
  What I would really like to do is to return all 200 images horizontally, but there is no option to do this at the same time.
  
  Or is it?
  
  Tell me that I'm not stuck with the only option of failover each picture individually.
  
  I have knocked down an image and recorded my actions as a command, but this "Flip" command could not be applied to several frames.
  
  Help out me.
  
  Thanx.

  You will need to use the feature to peel the onion of the Panel frames, as
  Alex said.

  Go to the control panel frames. Assign to all managers of onion (the box on the)
  left side of each image - click on the Executive in the area of skin of onion,
  Then click on the lower frame. You will see a line connecting all the
  frames) then click and drag on your entire canvas area to select all
  executives. If you have saved the command, you will find at the bottom of
  the menu of commands.

  This does not work, I just did.

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  CashComm wrote:
  >

  Quote:
  EDIT > TRANSFORM > FLIP HORIZONTAL. Do it once, then go to history
  > Panel and save a command customized. You have access to the
  > batch operations.
  > However this will affect only the first image of the top layer unless
  > other images or layers are selected manually.
  >

  
  > Thanks for your response Jim. I did everything as you described. I chose fram 1,.
  > so I chose the layer in the fram in the layers panel. I spilled usig
  > CHANGE it, TRANSFORM menu. In the history panel, I saved this command as
  > "FLIP".
  > I have selected 2-10 images, hold down the SHIFT key. Then I went to the
  > Menu command and selected my "FLIP" command and received an error message telling me "
  > that it could not apply.
  > I tried to find out where my Flip order is registered thinking that I'm going in
  > Explorer and drag it to the folder of command Batch that I could use it. But I have
  > could not find my FLIP order, even if it works perfectly if I'm changing
  > fram one at a time and only then if I select the layer in this context first.
  >
  > Apparently recorded commands do not work on several images.
  >
  > So I'm in a situation where I have to use the flip command or CHANGE-->
  > TRANSFORM caraa command on each fram individually.
  >
  > It's frustrating.
  >
  

• How to make a zoom in on part of the image using editing?

  Recently returned to the opening.  Do not remember how to enlarge the part of the image using editing.  If the answer is Loupe tool, please remind me how it works.

  What version of Aperture do you use?

  To zoom the viewer enter the combination of keys command - + (⌘ +) or press the zoom-viewer:

  

  If you prefer the magnifying glass, launching it from the view menu with "view Magnifier, where also find magnifying glass options to switch to a centered Loupe or show the grid under the microscope.

  

• Vectorize an image using Labview

  Hello world!

  So, I work with a 3D cutting machine (Roland MDX - 15) and I'm supposed to design a program that can load images and burn them on a piece of wood using Roland MDX - 15.

  What I've done, is to create a program where you can draw a picture using the tools of sketch of Labview and the machine will sculpt.

  The machine is capable of carving the image using vectors (she follows lines point by point).

  Now, I have to do the same thing, but an image that I have load in Labview. Therefore, I need to vectorize the image so that the machine gets a set of lines to draw. A program that is already it is Dr.Engrave (see youtube if you need to understand what I need).

  So, anybody know a 'simple' way to transform an image into a set of vectors?

  Thanks in advance!

  Valentine

  Hello VGans,

  I assumed that when you talk of tracing any edge detection method would be allowed to help you get started.

  If it is a false assumption, then let me know.

  Keeping this in mind:

  Already taken a peek at the "IMAQ CannyEdgeDetection' VI?

  This could be a good starting point for tracing purposes.

  Can you let me know if that's what you're looking for?

• some computers cannot acquire images using the PCI-1410

  I have a big problem in the acquisition of the images using the PCI-1410.

  It was a standard camera (SONY XC-ES). The test of the device is OK with my computer.

  I can not get a correct image via MAX. Also, I try to use the file of the camera for that camera.

  But it did not work properly.

  I consulted it toward the Korea of NEITHER and they discover THAT PCI-1410 worked properly with different computers.

  So, I try to change PC. Most of my computers cannot acquire the image even if the unit is OK of MAX.

  However, only a few computer works properly. (Work computers are from SAMSUNG. The other

  computers that did not work propely, were assembled in the lab.) (I have tested almost 6 computers for this purpose.)

  The problem is that there are at least 3-4 PCI ports for our applications. The work computer (SAMSUN) only has 2 ports PCI.

  What should I do to select the right computers? I can't buy dozens of computers to test the PCI-1410.

  Why is this kind of problem occurs?

  Thanks in advance for your advice. (Email: [email protected])

  Hello

  We also had a lot of problems in the past with different PCs and the problem came from the motherboard. Since that time, we only use motherboards with intel because we know that labview works very well with them.

  It was 2 or 3 years ago, and I thought that the problem has been resolved since then... you know the type of motherboards you use?