ISEE Synthetic photos and add a watermark tutorial

Since the ISEE software does not clearly identify which functions can be combined into a picture, that is, a few pictures into a picture,

So a lot of people will ask a question, is: How to synthesize the picture with ISEE, how to puzzle?

This time, a brief introduction to how to use the "watermark" function to synthesize the picture?

The "watermark" function of the ISEE software, literally, is not very well understood to be used for anything. In fact, suitable for very useful functions.

This "watermark" is like a postmark on a stamp, which adds another picture (postmark) on a picture (stamp). (You can add more than one picture on a picture.) )

For example, in a picture (Figure 1)

Add three Photos

To synthesize the picture.

The effect chart is as follows:

Specific steps to operate:

1. With ISEE software open Figure 1, click on the left sidebar-watermark.

Enter the watermark of the editing interface, click "Select Watermark" To select the picture you need to add Figure 3.

2. In the File Selection window, click the picture you want to add to Figure 3, and then click OK.

3. Figure 3 is added to Figure 1. This is what we need to edit to add Figure 3.

1. Drag the size toolbar on the left, (or drag the corner of the dotted box with the mouse) to resize figure 3 to the appropriate size.

2. Drag the Rotate toolbar (or the large circle outside the dotted box) to adjust Figure 3 to the appropriate angle.

3). Check stroke effects to set stroke color and stroke width. (The stroke color selected here: White.) )

4. Put the mouse on the picture, you can drag the picture, select the appropriate location of the picture.

Watermark here, there are many features, such as: transparency, fusion effect ... Here is not much to say, we can try to figure out their use.

Figure 3 is a perfect synthesis to figure 1, and continue to add Figure 2, figure 4 to the picture,

5. Click "Select Watermark", continue to select the need to add Figure 2, Figure 4 ...

The next operation is similar to step 2, step 3, which is not explained in detail here.

My synthetic picture steps can be roughly referenced by the following animations:

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