Epson Computer Tip: Using scanned items
as digital elements in your layout |
Turn something you’ve
scanned into a digital element, either to use in one spot only,
or as a whole pattern. Maybe it’s an interesting embellishment
or it’s personally significant – but to get it on
your page, here’s how. |
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1.
Open the photo in PSE (PhotoShop Elements), and trim any extra
background.
2. Select Magic
Wand tool, click on the background
3. Select / Inverse
to isolate just the pacifier
4. Copy to clipboard
with Ctrl + C
5. Save this as
a new document by File / New/ Blank File and name; click OK.
6. To place on your
new canvas, click on the new window, type Ctrl +V to paste. Save
this and name as a .png file.
7. To use this as
a single element, simply drag and drop it onto your page
8. To turn it into
a repeat pattern, go to Edit /Define Pattern, click OK.
9. Click onto the
layer that you want to fill with your pattern, and size it to
12x12.
10. Click on Edit
/ Fill Layer – and watch! It fills the page.
Equipment used:
Epson R1800 Printer |
Sponsor:
Espon America |
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