Part 1 of 6: An Introduction to Layers
This is the first tutorial in our Working with Layers series. Layers are fundamentally important in most photo editing projects, and can be used in many different ways and for many different purposes. In this tutorial you’ll learn:
- what are layers and why you would use them
- how to find and use the Layers Palette in PaintShop Pro
- what types of layers you can create
In our next tutorial we’ll go into more detail about the different types of layers you can create – Background, Raster, Vector and Art Media.
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Comments (4)
Couldn’t you publish these tutorials as pdf’s so that they can be read later and easily referred to. These videos are cute but nothing much is learned from videos and that’s a fact.
Hello Stephen,
Thank you for the feedback! We are always looking for ways to improve the accessibility of our tutorials, and have passed your comments on to our tutorial team for their consideration.
Discovery Center Team
I took multiple Images of meteoroids, how do I put the trails onto just one image. Can this program do this?
Hello Mike,
You certainly could! The short explanation is that you would stack the images on top of each other as layers, make sure they are lined up to your satisfaction, and then blend the photos together to get all of your meteoroid tails to appear in one image. Here is a tutorial that uses photo blending to do exactly what you are trying to do (except with kittens!): https://learn.corel.com/tutorials/photo-blending/
Hope this helps,
Corel Discovery Center Team