Crop & Selection Tutorial for Csp and Portrites

Started by Zarks, September 19, 2013, 04:09:35 AM

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Why this tutorial?

Many times we want to make a perfect csp or portrite for recolor (so they can fit perfectly in the same place) or something else,
but when we want to make the perfect selection & crop for our creations, the first one it's good; but what if this thing happend

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! Things we will need ยก

Paint.NET
(The editor that will be using)

Maybe this Tutorial
(Just if you want to know how to make the csp)

Some Experience
(Not much don't worry ;D)

Puting everything in its place...

Now we have to open the csp's that we will select and crop and may look like this

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Now we open a new layer and we resize it to 128 x 160 and make it invisible

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Let's Start!!!

We go to the 128 x 160 layer and we resized to the size that will be fiting (Maintain the aspect radio must be check,
so you will only change the Width), like mine is 350 x 438 but may vary ( this will be aprox the same number that you will be
using, so there's not much problem)

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Now we copy all the 350 x 438 layer (Ctrl + A), then return to the
first image, and paste it as a new layer

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And now whe are going to choose our csp place (Whe are doing this, only moving the
350 x 438 layer to the desired place), like this. And then we press (Ctrl + C)

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Once we done the above, let's pass to the 2nd image and paste it as a new layer
the the previously copied

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Crop it and merge layers (Make this with all the images)

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Only 1 step ! Resize the image to 128 x 160 and there you
go your final product




Hope you like it and maybe a will be making more tutorials and you
can use the same method for the portrites only changing their respective size ;D  :kdance: !