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Dirty-Dan
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This is my FIRST time so dont judge me but how do i add a background to this?


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will rep for the first person to help me
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1. Find your background of choice.
2. Open it in photoshop
3. Marquee tool then drag from top left corner to bottom right, covering the whole image.
4. Edit > Copy (On background)
5. Edit > Paste (Back on original sniping picture)
6. Drag layer with background behind all others
7. Edit > Free Transform to re-size & make it fit.
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African wrote 1. Find your background of choice.
2. Open it in photoshop
3. Marquee tool then drag from top left corner to bottom right, covering the whole image.
4. Edit > Copy (On background)
5. Edit > Paste (Back on original sniping picture)
6. Drag layer with background behind all others
7. Edit > Free Transform to re-size & make it fit.


whats marqee tool? and tx but i just need to find that
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Seeing as the sniper has a white background, you need to remove that.

The technique is known as Chroma Key or Greenscreen.

1. Open Photoshop
2. Using the magic wand tool, select all the white areas you don't want
3. press CTRL+X to get rid of it
4. Place the selected background of choice UNDER ALL LAYERS
6. PROFIT

Yeah, I skipped 5.
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