This might be a dumb question, but how the hell do I simply copy and paste part of an image without the pasted image offsetting??
copy the layer.
The problem is when copy and paste specific parts out of a layer... I was hoping there was some offset setting I'm overlooking. Sometimes its pastes right on, but most of the time its all over.... I can't figure it out.
Photoshop doesn't display the commant, and I haven't tried it, but you might try one of the following: Ctrl + F (Paste to Front, from Illustrator) Ctrl + Shift + Alt + V (Paste in Place, from InDesign) worth a shot.
er, that's 'command', not 'commant'. sorry.
select your part of the image, right click, layer via copy....
silverlake, in that case, what smithlab said.
I was hoping it was this simple - thanks!
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This might be a dumb question, but how the hell do I simply copy and paste part of an image without the pasted image offsetting??
copy the layer.
The problem is when copy and paste specific parts out of a layer...
I was hoping there was some offset setting I'm overlooking. Sometimes its pastes right on, but most of the time its all over.... I can't figure it out.
Photoshop doesn't display the commant, and I haven't tried it, but you might try one of the following:
Ctrl + F (Paste to Front, from Illustrator)
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + V (Paste in Place, from InDesign)
worth a shot.
er, that's 'command', not 'commant'. sorry.
select your part of the image, right click, layer via copy....
silverlake, in that case, what smithlab said.
I was hoping it was this simple - thanks!
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