Photo on Picture

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The final effect for this tutorial:

Finished

Step 1:
Find a good photograph ,I suggest you will use it for blog ,so I used a standard size:

Finished

Step 2:
Make a new layer ,and make a shape with yours photo size. I used Rectangle tool.
When you are ready go to blending options and apply these settings:

Blending effect

Drop shadow effect

Stroke effect

It should now look like this:

After effects

Step 3:
Copy this layer for all the Photo effects on this image, I’ve copied it 10 times.
Now select one of them and move it ,choose its place and go to free transform (Edit -> Free transform or CTRL+T)
Now you can resize and/or rotate your “photo”.

It is better if you make this while holding down the shift button, because the image will be better quality.

Copied

Step 4:
But this effect isn’t enough ,right?

Hold down SHIFT + Control and click this:

control mouseclick

And click all the layers

Now you will have selected the space where are the photos!

Selections

Step 5:
Press select -> inverse (ctrl+shift+I)

Now unlock the background and apply Gaussian blur with 3px radius.

Finished product

Source : http://www.tutorialguide.net/photo_picture_tutorial.html

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Là một người đam mê lập trình, tôi vọc vạch đủ thứ liên quan đến lập trình cho thoả chí tò mò. Hiện làm chủ yếu ở mảng phát triển ứng dụng di động cho iOS và Android với React Native. Thỉnh thoảng vọc vạch mấy thứ liên quan đến Internet of Things như Smart Home. Đang nghịch mấy con Raspberry Pi và thấy nó cũng thú vị :)

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