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How to move four images into one in CS4 - You can create interesting images by simply moving several images into one document.
Posted: 10th March 2010
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Step 1: Open your images
Open your four images in Photoshop then create a new document (File>New) large enough to accommodate your images. Don't worry if it's too large as you can crop it down later. We created a document double the width and height of the images we were working with.
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Step 2: Move the images
To move the images into the new document you need the move tool selected then you simply click on the image you want to move and drag it into the new document. Each image you do this with will then turn into a new layer in the new document. You then click on each individual layer to move it into place. You can then crop into the image to remove any unwanted space. Simple!
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