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Made it for some friends... I don't own the resources so please give credit to original owner.

Originally posted by: PrincessAish

I ant these PSD please

Originally posted by: ..Steph..

Sony Vegas Cloning Tutorial !

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A tut requested by a friend



First and foremost I open a bg of size 550*370 and color it black. Then I drag the selected pics...



then adjust them



and finally rub when I am satisfied with the position..

then repeating the whole thing

NOTE: Keep the eraser hardness 0 and large size if you want to erase a bigger portion and a small size if you want to erase a smaller portion.







Adjusted the size of eraser to a small size here.













further decreased the eraser size here...







increased the eraser size here







Before taking the next pic , I erase a small part near Ganga's head so Jagya's face is not overshadowed.







Used a bigger eraser size here







In the last pic , after erasing , I moved the previous pic (Ganga) towards left so to make space for Jagya's face.

Here I am done with a merged siggy.

Hope this helped...free feel to ask any doubts :)

Another tut for the same friend (She is a newbie at PS)

PSD coloring #3 and #4. Please do credit me if used.

Another tut for my bestie Shamma






Click on the black box beside 'multiply'

u will get a color palette (see the red one to the right)

click on the desired color and u will get it and press 'okay' on both the pop-ups



same applies for outer glow and stroke




here click on the small yellow box below opacity

and everything is same just like the previous one





here I changed the BG color as I was not able to see the outer glow effect




Hope this helped...
feel free to ask any doubts! Until next time! 😃

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Originally posted by: historyluver

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Then transform it

Thank you for the tutorial. Question what you mean by transform it?

select the layer. go to edit > Free transform or do Ctrl+t. Now,resize it as per your requirement. When done, click on tick option beneath the menu bar.