Using PS to make the popular Korean version of the four-square avatar

Use PS to make popular Korean version of four head, version CS5. Here for you to introduce, a look at it!

Method/Step

First create a new file, according to the size of the picture, the same width, before this before you have to prepare a piece of four pieces of picture, as much as possible tonal, not square does not matter.

Place the first picture after the new one, as shown in Figure a

Then change the picture a little bit, adjust the same time hold SHIFT key, prevent picture proportion to change, adjust small after press ENTER key to determine.

Then in the lower right corner of the screen there is a layer of windows, the background above this layer is placed in the picture of the layer, right-click, select "Grid layer", so that the following image adjustment.

Place the other three pictures in the way placed into the first picture.

As shown in figure one Select Ruler tool, shortcut key Ctrl+r, the ruler appears;

At this point, from the left or top of the ruler position left click Drag to the screen release the mouse will appear a blue guide, using this method from the left and the top of the ruler to divide the white background into four identical square 15*15.

Adjust four pictures, corresponding to four boxes, note to adjust the picture before clicking on the corresponding layer of the picture, and then adjust, including the size of the need to get a little bit, can lock the layer, to prevent the back accidentally moved.

If four pictures is not a square does not matter, you can use the upper and lower layers of occlusion to achieve the effect. (You can change the position of the layer by dragging the layer up or down in the Layer window.)

If you find that the tone is not uniform, you can also separate the color brightness of a single picture to deal with, and then save the JPEG format is OK.

The above is the production of the popular Korean version of the four square head method introduction, hope to help everyone!

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