How do i "photoshop" two pictures together using GIMP editor?

You need to look at the layers, click on the active layer that you want to use, right click with the mouse and select add alpha channel. That will allow it to become transparent.

After adding the alpha channel I recommend that you use the Paths tool (B), or the quick mask (Shift + Q). Using the Paths tool is pretty simple, make an outline of the image you want to cut out, and hit (Shift + V) to close it and make it into a selection and cut out the item (Ctrl + X). The Quick Mask is pretty simple also, click on the little square box on the bottom left of the main window, under the vertical ruler or hit (Shift + Q). Select the Paint brush (P) and select the fuzzy brush. Then use the value White to colour out what you want selected and erased, Black will fill it back in red and undo any mistakes. Be sure to check what will be selected once in a while (Shift + Q) to toggle it on and off.

No questions asked, the best site for Photoshop tutorials is: http://www.learnphotoediting.link/

All tutorials are in video format, which makes them easier for you to follow along with the instructor. The videos are interactive and very easy to follow, this will help you learn piano three times faster. Good Luck!

there are loads of Gimp tutorials check out the links below. and you could join Gimp user groups

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do you have paint? open up between the photograph and easily paste the different one next to it. make confident it is the comparable length although if not length it up in microsoft be conscious first then paste it in.. having mentioned that... positioned the two photos on be conscious and regulate them as you prefer them and reproduction them the two and paste it onto paint..