Learn to use the Blend If sliders in the layer options and avoid having to create complex selections or masks.

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  1. Blake (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    Why do your videos never function just after they are published via RSS? I can’t watch these things unless I bookmark ‘em and return a few days later.

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  3. John b (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    Wow! Such a great tip! I’ve been ignoring those sliders all these years, and I can think of dozens of cases in my past where this could have saved hours of work. Thanks for the tip!

  4. Doug E (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    commenting to turn the video on,

  5. Chandni Patel (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    Hey Matt

    I’ve always found it a little tricky to blend images in properly using the other options given. A really helpful tutorial, definitely a great way of blending images to make them look the part of the primary image.

    Thank You.

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  7. ladiperson (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    OMG! very nice…Thank you so much!!!

  8. Joel (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    This is great…simple and helpful!!

  9. alex (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    does it work with white background??

  10. Brian (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    Waste of time. Can’t get video to show up. Blank white screen. What gives?

  11. Brian (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    This video also didn’t show up in my Fireefox 4.0.1 but DID open when I pasted the link into Windows Explorer.

  12. Charlie King (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    Thank you, this is going to help me so much! I have officially just saved myself 299 headaches and 399 hours of time saved, thank you Sir!

  13. Hilander (Reply) on Friday August 27, 2010

    just incredible !
    thank you very much !



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