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Merging the Images and Saving

So with a good selection and the color temperature matching relatively well, now we can put the two images together. It's not very difficult, in fact it's probably the easiest part of this assignment. The video below describes the process. Don't forget that if you need to rescale (or change the size of the image) you need to hold down the shift key.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsRLfDWKy40

So there you have it! You now know how to put things together, so give it a try. Save the image as a PSD when your done. If you would like to print a copy, go right ahead. You'll have to send it to the 419 C1 printer. Make sure you save the image and then you can also save it to the shared drive. That's it! I hope your happy with the way our merger turned out!

I have another video here that describes how to resize and print the merger. It's really not too difficult, but I wanted to walk you through it just to avoid any confusion. It just takes a little experimenting to see how the images can be resized effectively. You don't have to print the file either, but make sure you do upload it so that I can grade it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EHNdSohr50
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