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There are various ways we can do this with text
but here is one method
open your image and duplicate the layer by right clicking on it |
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Switch off the background layer by clicking on the eye icon - note the layer activated is in blue -
you will notice the opacity is set on 100% |
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Select the text tool |
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We can alter the font - the size and style for this |
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Type in the text you want to associate with the image |
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Next - by right clicking on the layer we have to rasterize the text layer and turn it to an image
we don't actually use this text in the image - it just as a template for the other layers
note we have also created a second duplicate layer |
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Once rasterized we click on the magic wand tool which lets us select the text area - |
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By holding down the shift key we can select each letter - then we turn off the text layer and activate the layer below - again the one in blue |
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In the top or second duplicate layer adjust the opacity |
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Then with the selection still made invert the selection which means we select everything except the text |
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Then edit - cut |
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With the text selected we cut the text of the layer below - |
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This gives us a layer on top with the text set on 90% opacity and the layer below with the same area of text cut out - so one fits over the other |
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here is the final image - |