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Diagonal Photo Collage

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XoRann74 Posted messages 3 Status Member -
Hello!
Currently on Photoshop, I'm trying to make a kind of collage with two photos. I want them to touch at a diagonal, but I don't know how to do it... Maybe there are some templates?
Right now, I have a rough result by drawing the lines with the pen tool, but it's really not great, help!

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    Luke1 Posted messages 18751 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 435
     
    Another simple solution:

    You open two images in layers, one on top of the other, cut the top one diagonally and merge your layers... ;)

    Luke

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    The price of software is inversely proportional to its usability... ;-)
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  2. roudoudou22 Posted messages 12523 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   190
     
    A diagonal of a square, a rectangle, or by extension of any polygon is an INNER line within the shape in question.

    Two photos placed in the same plane cannot therefore touch each other by a diagonal.
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  3. Luke1 Posted messages 18751 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 435
     
    Hello, 
    I would like them to touch diagonally, but I don't know how to do it...


    By "diagonal" do you mean with a more or less inclined cut like in a square or rectangle or by pivoting?

    By cut it's as simple as that:



    By rotation it's just a little more manipulation...

    Luke.

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    The price of software is inversely proportional to its ergonomics... ;-)
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  4. XoRann74 Posted messages 3 Status Member
     
    Yes, that's exactly what I want to do!
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  6. roudoudou22 Posted messages 12523 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   190
     
    You simply need to overlay two layers.

    On the lower layer, a full photo

    On the upper layer, photo number 2 that you will have previously cut at an angle

    Nothing too basic.
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  7. XoRann74 Posted messages 3 Status Member
     
    Thank you!
    Simple but had to think of it ;)
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