Tonight you're on TV.

How to become a star TV Newcaster

A fun assembly... and always pleasing!
You become a presenter of the TV news or you participate in a live game with Julien Lepers!
It's easy with PHOTOSHOP (or your favorite software...) to make such an assembly...

Gather the elements of your image


Let's start this step by step together.... You need:

 an image that represents a TV in place, on a piece of furniture for example....

 A BFMTV, CNN or other wallpaper background

 A banner at the bottom of the screen that you will retrieve on a screenshot

 And... your picture that you are going to feature...

If you just want to try it, the fastest way is to use the attached file which contains all the necessary elements... You can DOWNLOAD it HERE.

 

Start assembling the elements of your image


Open the 4 elements of your image in photoshop.... I remind you that any other image processor has the same functions as Photoshop... even free ones like TheGimp or Photofilter...

Set the wallpaper

We're working on the TV picture...

First drag the background image onto your TV... and press Ctrl+T to resize it.

Tout en appuyant sur CTRL, cliquez et maintenez sur les poignées de coin pour faire coïncider l'image avec l'écran TV

Cut out the character.

Now open the image of your character.... It will have to be diverted and then placed on the bottom of the TV....

To do this, no hassle: you select the character with the quick selection tool...

Place the character.

Go back to the TV picture and do CTRL+V to paste the character on the TV.

Then perform CTRL+T to resize the character image. To better adapt it to the screen, press CTRL+Shift and act on the handles.

Hold down CRTL+SHIFT and resize the character

 

Finish by placing the headband....

Open the image containing the banner and drag it onto the TV picture.... Then perform CTRL+T, hold down the CTRL+Shift keys and resize the banner to apply it perfectly at the bottom of the screen....

It's over! It's over!

If necessary, crop your image and save!!!!!

You're a presenter of the TV news!

 

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