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Photoshop Photo Tip 21	Photoshop Photo Tip 26  Switching Heads Photo By: Tedric Garrison     The advantage of taking multiple shots of the same pose for      a family group pose is to avoid closed eyes and bad expressions.       The disadvantage is what happens when the customer likes      different parts from the different poses shot?  No fear, photoshop      to the rescue.           Step 1.  Open the two photos you want to work with.  They      should be very similar, but do not have to be exact.            Step 2.  Using the Zoom Tool enlarge both photos to get a better       view of the images you want to change.  (Arrow A) shows the       original not so complimentary photo.  (Arrow B) shows the same        subject after a corny joke by the photographer.          Step 3.  Open the "Magnetic   Lasso Tool" (Arrow A).         Keep in mind, it is not the     first tool in this group. You     may have to open the group     by clicking on the small     black triangle in the lower     right hand corner of the     current icon.  If so, scroll     down and select it from     the options shown     (Arrow B).     Using that tool, draw      around the part of this      subject you want to      keep (Arrow C).            Step 4.  Using the "Move Tool" (Arrow A) hold down the left       mouse button to drag the head from the selected photo       (Arrow B) to the original photo.        Step 5.  When you first    drag the head over there     is a box around the new     layer.     If the image does not line     up perfectly (Arrow A)     don't panic. Drag one of      the points on the corner      of the box (Arrow B) to      enlarge this section and      keep the same proportion.      "Deselect" the area by       going to word "Select"       across the top menu,       then down to "Deselect."     Step 6.  After having     adjusted head size, there     may still be small areas     you need to blend.      Go to the "Smudge      Tool" (Arrow A).  This      is not the default tool      in this group.  You may      have to open the group      first, then select this tool      (Arrow B).      Using a soft edge brush      go over any area that still      has an obvious edge.      (Arrow C) this will blend      the top layer down to the      layer underneath.            Step 7.  By adding this head, you have added another layer so go       to "Layers" and down to "Flatten Image", before you save.  When       you do save, use the "Save As" feature so you can rename your       new creation under it's own name.
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