Anytime you pull an image from its background, it's a good idea to try matting the image to have it fit into the composite image. All matting does is to smooth out any jagged edges. With the Layer in the composite selected, we chose Layer> Matting. You will have two choices.... See this post for more info on the significance of background vs. layer 0: Photoshop Background layer Like that post mentions, it's a good idea to keep an unaltered copy of your photo as the background or Layer 0 file,just in case something happens during your photo manipulation.
Anytime you pull an image from its background, it's a good idea to try matting the image to have it fit into the composite image. All matting does is to smooth out any jagged edges. With the Layer in the composite selected, we chose Layer> Matting. You will have two choices.
See this post for more info on the significance of background vs. layer 0: Photoshop Background layer Like that post mentions, it's a good idea to keep an unaltered copy of your photo as the background or Layer 0 file,just in case something happens during your photo manipulation.
5. How to Add the Final Touches to the Photo Manipulation Step 1. A nice trick to make the new elements a part of the background is to blend some of their parts with it.