Imager opened this issue on Jan 01, 2008 · 9 posts
karosnikov posted Thu, 03 January 2008 at 3:09 AM
layer merging works well if you can master tranparency, i like to use the background layer as a Matte (yeah it may be a gradient, not solid white). I tend to go to the history pallete and make a new document from current state, which i can flatten, knowing i can go back edit the layers of the orginal document.
with the selection active, go ahead and flatten it, go on, don't fret though - the selection remains active after the flattening? yes?
do the ol' duplicate layer, (control+j = pc? - command+j =mac). Navigate over to the layers pallette, throw the baground layer in the bin , yeah the tiny trash can icon in the layers pallette, and prepare to say boo-yaaa.
.deselect the selection if u want.
save you image as .png .gif. .or whatever from there