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Michael4989
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Michael4989
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oh im using 7.0 just so u know
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Michael4989
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this is what keeps happening
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Michael4989
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ok i found out y...it was on the same layer and i should have made a new one...now how do i blend them 2gether?
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nwar
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well you need to highlight the second layer(the one you added) then at the very bottom of the Layers Pallet are 6 buttons. You want to push the second one in from the left. it looks like a square with a circle in it. Make sure you dont have anything selected by the way! This ads a layer mask to that layer. Now refer to my earlier post about using the airbrush to mask the image....make sense?
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nwar
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well hope that helps, gotta go
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