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STEP SEVEN: With the model layer active, click the Add Layer Mask icon (circle in a square) at the bottom of the Layers panel.

Also, in the Layers panel, make sure this image layer is placed below the layer containing the grid lines.Д¬REDIT: FOTOLIA, GROMOVATAYA, IMAGE #60388839 Press Enter to commit the transformation.

Click-and-drag inside the bounding box to position the image.

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Press Command-T (PC: Ctrl-T) for Free Transform, hold the Shift key, and drag corner points to scale the model in the composition. Use the Move tool (V) to click-and-drag this image into the grid layout file. I liked this image because of the lighting and the positioning of the model in the composition. We're using a photo of a bride courtesy of Fotolia. STEP SIX: Open the model shot you're going to use in the design. Press Command-D (PC: Ctrl-D) to deselect. Press D to set the default colors, and then press Command-Delete (PC: Ctrl-Backspace) to fill the selections with white. Once the selections are made, click the Create a New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel. Use the same process to add selections to the vertical grid lines (don't forget the Shift key). STEP FIVE: Go to the Toolbox again and grab the Single Column Marquee tool. Remember to hold down the Shift key to add each selection to the existing horizontal selections. Then, hold down the Shift key and add selections to the remaining horizontal guide lines. The selection will snap to the grid line. Click on the first horizontal grid line at the top of the document and it will add a selection 1-pixel high and the width of the document. STEP FOUR: In the Toolbox, click-and-hold on the Rectangular Marquee tool (M) and choose the Single Row Marquee tool from the toolset. You should now see a grid with several rows going across the image, each with four equal squares. You won't see the grid in your document just yet. Click on the color swatch and choose a different color. The default color will work fine but we would prefer something more visible.

We want to create four squares across our document, so enter 2.25 Inches where it says Gridline Every. STEP TWO: Go to Photoshop (PC: Edit)>Preferences>Guides, Grid & Slices. Make sure the Background Contents drop-down menu in the New dialog is set to White. STEP ONE: Create a new document (File>New) that's 9Г—12вЂі at 100 ppi. With a few updated tricks for this technique, you can definitely have some fun with your wedding images. In case you donвЂ™t have Photoshop, you can still add grid to photo online using the MockoFunвЂs photo editor.This is a cool grid effect I did back in my first book, Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers, and I thought it lent itself nicely to a wedding-themed design. This is a printable grid so you can use it also for print. Create a Photoshop grid template in seconds. So, you can edit the color of the grid, move, resize, etc. To create a rule of thirds grid that you can print, use my new Photoshop action. The downside is that this grid is not a part of your design and doesnвЂ™t appear in print. Set Gridline every 100 percent and Subdivisions 3. To create a rule of thirds grid in Photoshop, press Command-K (Mac) or Ctrl-K (Win) to open your Preferences.Д¬lick on Guides, Grid & Slices from the list on the left. You can add your subject on the four intersections or along the lines. On this rule of thirds grid you have four important parts of the image, where the grid lines intersect. Imagine that you have a grid of 3Г—3 over your photo, both horizontally and vertically, so that you have 9 parts. By placing the subject off center you create interesting and more balanced shots. Using the Rule of Thirds means that the subject isnвЂ™t centered in the image. In photography classes, the Rule of Thirds is one of the first things that beginner photographers learn. The Rule of ThirdsВ is probably the most well-known composition rule in photography. The rule of thirds Photoshop grid is an useful action that you can use for your images.

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