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Tricks with Digital Photography How to do tricks with your digital photos and family pictures.

Here are some pictures taken with a digital camera then processed in Corel Photopaint

You can see the different steps in the photo processing sequence using different techniques available in Corel Photopaint. In this series of photographs I took a picture of an aircraft on the ground and put myself in the cockpit high above the clouds.

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	Take Your Favorite Dream
Plus, Your Picture
Plus, Above the Clouds Add a little Corel Photopaint
Equals, You in Your Favorite Dream
The top photo of the L-39 Jet Aircraft was taken at the Quad Cities Air show. The second photo is of the webmaster announcing at the Lamoine Ramblers Motorcycle club. The third photograph was taken while I was flying with my brother in a Cessna 150 over western Illinois. Now I cut the picture of the of the L-39 Albatross out of picture #1 and added it to picture #4 above the clouds. Next I made a mask around my head in picture #2 and let it sit while I went into picture #4 and cut the canopy bars and instrument panel out of the picture then pasted it back as an object. I now went back to picture #2 and copied my face then pasted it as an object into photograph #4. Now I set the layers so that the canopy and instrument panel were in the top layer and my head was in the second layer behind the canopy. I repositioned the components so everything was lined up then combined the object components with the background. And, last but not least, I took a blue green tint and painted it over my head so it looked like I was behind a tinted canopy.