Easy Way to Make a Collage in Photoshop Cs6
by Simran Sharma in Circuits > Art
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Easy Way to Make a Collage in Photoshop Cs6
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this is my 10 instructable.so today I am tell you the easy way to make a collage in photoshop cs6
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First of all open a Photoshop.
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Go in file>new then create a new document. The size of making collage is depends on the picture size . normally I am take a width 1500 in pixels and height 1700 in pixels.
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Now drag any picture from libraries and put it in Photoshop and do right click and click on place button.
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repeat step 3.
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now take a line tool and draw lines where the gap is remaining.