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Inserting Images Into Layout
Overlapped Background Images
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Fig. 11-12
Correcting Mixground Cut-out by Modifying Path on Image
In this example, a cut-out was positioned as a mixground layer on a
background image which had been inserted into a rectangle beforehand.
The image from which the cut-out was created is loaded and
the rectangle appears. It defines the edges at which the cut-out is
clipped. The rectangle is now rotated and decreased in size so that it
encloses a smaller image section. On the layout, this image section
is then enlarged accordingly and rotated to the opposite direction.
Overlapped Background Images
An ‘overlapped background image’ is the combination of a background
image and a cut-out created from the same image. The cut-out can be
positioned on top of the background image in a way that it automatically
adjusts to the correct position and size. An example is shown on
page 11-3.
How to Overlap Background Images
1. Insert a background image (see page 11-4) and transform it as you
want, or activate an existing background image (see page 16-1).
2. Press F2, click , or select EDIT | SAVE VALUE while the layer is active
or the TRANSFORMATIONS toolbar is displayed.
3. Press RETURN/ENTER or click to end the function.
4. Load the same image you have just positioned. The easiest way to
do this is selecting LOAD IMAGE in the MENU window.
Alternatively, click to open the image overview, then double-click
the thumbnail image (see also page 20-6).
5. Create a mask defining the area that will overlap the background image
(see page 21-1). Or select an existing mask (see page 22-5).
Note:
It is advisable to make the mask’s overlap area larger than necessary
in order to be more flexible when positioning it.
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