- Open the filmstrip image. You can download it from my Facebook fan page at http://www.facebook.com/pseandmore.
- From the Image menu, select Resize, Image Size.
- Note the pixel width of the image.
- Open the image you want to superimpose on the filmstrip.
- From the Image menu, select Resize, Image Size.
- Change the width of the new image to match the width of the filmstrip.
- Ensure the three boxes at the bottom of the dialog box are checked.
- From the Project Bin, make the filmstrip active by double-clicking.
- From the Project Bin, drag your image on to the filmstrip.
- From the Toolbox, select the Move tool and line up the two pictures.
- If you want to change the picture to a black and white, go to the Enhance menu and select Convert to black and white. Otherwise leave it color.
- Select Portrait from styles and click ok.
- From the Layers palette, create a clipping group by holding the alt/opt key and click between the two layers.
- From the Layers palette, change the blending mode to Linear Dodge.
- To enhance the dark at the edges, go to the Layers palette and select the Layer mask.
- In the Toolbox, select the Gradient tool.
- In the option bar choose the black and white gradient and select the reflective gradient icon.
- From the middle of the image, hold down the shift key and drag toward the edge of the filmstrip.
- You can also disregard this step if your image looks good without dark edges.
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