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Using the Copy Merged command

Using the Copy Merged command - Photoshop Tutorial

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Using the Copy Merged command

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- Alright, now we're going to introduce this magnifying glass. And we're going to create this refraction effect where the moon potentially looks bigger, it's really just scooted up into the left. And along the way, I'll show you how to copy multiple layers at a time using the Copy Merged command. And so go ahead and switch back to our image so far. And notice if I drag in this column of eyes right here, that I'll turn on a bunch of layers that I have created in advance, which represent the magnifying glass. And notice this guy right here, this circle. It represents the interior of the lens. And so rather than selecting this region, we're just going to load that guy as a selection outline, either by right clicking on this thumbnail and choosing select pixels. Or here's another way to work. Notice my cursor appears as a pointing finger when I hover above the thumbnail. If I press the control key or the Command key on the…

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