Examples of using The background layer in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Fill the background layer with black.
Create a copy of the background layer.
Unlock the background layer and fill it with black.
Your photo should be the Background layer.
Fill the background layer with a very dark grey, not black.
Your photo should be the Background layer.
Duplicate the Background layer to keep an intact copy of the image while you work.
You cannot transform the background layer.
Click the background layer, duplicate the selection(Control-J), and drag the new layer to the top.
Head back to the Layers panel and lock the Background layer.
Make sure that the Background layer is unlocked in the Layers panel.
If we look in my Layers panel,we see the image sitting on the Background layer.
Create a New Layer inside the background layer as shown below.
I want to blend the photo on Layer 1 with the image on the Background layer.
Change the Blend Mode of the background layer to Soft Light at 80% Opacity.
In the Layers palette for your poster file, you will see a new layer, named Shape 1, above the Background layer.
All we need to do is rename the Background layer to something other than Background. .
A second copy of the Background layer, this one cleverly named Background copy 2, will appear directly above the original.
Next, we need to add a new blank layer between the Background layer and“Layer 1”.
With the background layer selected, click on the Rectangle Tool(M) and create a 850 x 850 rectangular area to place your icons in.
Let's see how we canblend the photo on Layer 1 with the photo on the Background layer by simply drawing a gradient on the layer mask.
Because the Background layer is locked, it can't be moved in the Document window or rearranged in the Layers panel, and some editing functions won't work on it.
With our image newly opened inside Photoshop,we can see in the Layers palette that we currently have one layer, the Background layer, which contains our image.
When your new document opens, switch over to the Text tool by pressing the T key andtype your text onto the canvas(this will create a new layer above the Background layer named after your text).
Create a new layer on top of the Background layer, fill the selection with the color eeeeee, and then press Command-D to deselect.
Drag the background layer from one image onto the other- in my case I dragged the background layer from the image with two out of the three faces correct and dropped it into the image that has only one good face.
The original Background layer is on the bottom, and a copy of the Background layer, which Photoshop automatically named“Layer 1”, is sitting above it.
Photoshop creates a copy of the Background layer for us, names it“Layer 1”, and places it above our Background layer in the Layers palette.
