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Copying Layers in Photoshop CS3

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Summary: Photoshop allows you to copy layers exactly, which duplicates the content of the layer and any adjustments or effects. Learn to copy or duplicate layers in Photoshop CS3 in this free Photoshop tutorial video.

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Julio Costilla has been shooting photos since the age of 14. His dream was to become a professional photographer before the age of 25, which he made with years to spare. He owns and...read more

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"Adobe Photo Shop is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated and I am in no way affiliated with Adobe. Okay, so in this tutorial here I am actually going to be talking about how to copy a layer so that we can actually create this image from start to finish and we are going to do it step by step. So basically what we want to do is we want to hit "Command or Control J" on PC, as you can see over here my Layers Palate, I have copied my background, copied my layer. You want to name one of them, I am going to name the top one "Sky" and I am going to name the bottom one "Land", okay now that we have done that I am actually going to bring the land one up and the reason why we do this, because we are going to make adjustments to the land and we are going to make adjustments to the sky, we are going to blend them together in Photo Shop. I am going to show you how to do that here in just a second, but the main reason for this clip was to show you how to basically copy the layer and rename them, to get them ready and set up for doing more in Photo Shop to make this picture look excellent from start to finish. "

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