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BEGINNERS' WORKSHOP › › Step Ten: With the motherboard layer active, choose Filter>Distort>Displace. In the resulting dialog, leave the factory settings as is and click OK. If you’re not sure whether the default settings have been changed in the Displace dialog, press-and-hold the Option (PC: Alt) key to change the Cancel button into a Reset button; click it and you’re back to the defaults. In the next dialog that opens, navigate to the Map document you saved in Step Four and click Open. If you watch your document closely when you click Open, you’ll see the motherboard shift to the contours of the back. Step Eleven: Choose Select>Load Selection and, from the resulting dialog’s Channel drop-down menu, choose the selection you saved earlier (back, in this example) and click OK. Step Ten Step Twelve: With the motherboard layer active, click the circle-within-a-square icon at the bottom of the Layers panel (circled) to add a layer mask. Photoshop hides the motherboard from everywhere except the selected area. Step Twelve › › photoshop user › february <strong>2016</strong> Step Thirteen: While the mask is active, you can hide the motherboard from additional areas (the hair and towel). Press B to activate the Brush tool (circled) and press the D key on your keyboard to reset the color chips at the bottom of the Toolbox (also circled) to the default values of black and white. Press the X key to flip-flop them so black is on top. Mouse over to the image and then brush across the hair and towel. If you hide too much of the motherboard, press the X key to flip-flop the color chips so white is on top and then brush back across that area. (When you’re working with layer masks, using black con-ceals and white reveals.) Here’s the final result, complete with the Layers panel. As you can see, the end result is well suited for an ad for back pain due to excessive computing. Until next time, may the creative force be with you all! ■ Step Thirteen 044 Final Image
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