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06-04-2007, 12:03 AM
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Another Blending Tut..
1. Alright, First get your background effects done. Make sure it has a color balance layer to make the stock blend in more.
 2. Drag your stock image in and set it to luminosity.  3. Now duplicate the stock layer and set it to normal. Now change the opacity to around 60%.  4. Final step. Now duplicate the stock one last time and set it to overlay at 100%.  
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