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Hi' can someone tell me how to combine two faces so that one face takes on
the characteristic of the other ( from example,take Tony Blair and add
the characteristics of Stan laurel from laurel and hardy to the tones face
so that Tony Blair looks like Stan laurel and you can still tell that
it is Tony Blair ) I hope that I got my point across well enough
thanks [[pat]]

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:26:47 -0700, "pat" <pat @neverlate.time> wrote:

>Hi' can someone tell me how to combine two faces so that one face takes on
>the characteristic of the other ( from example,take Tony Blair and add
>the characteristics of Stan laurel from laurel and hardy to the tones face
>so that Tony Blair looks like Stan laurel and you can still tell that
>it is Tony Blair ) I hope that I got my point across well enough
>thanks [[pat]]
>
>

You use a morphing program to do that. While it is possible to do it
in PS, you'll find that a dedicated program will be much faster.

Explore layer masks...

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"pat" <pat @neverlate.time> wrote in message
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> Hi' can someone tell me how to combine two faces so that one face takes on
> the characteristic of the other ( from example,take Tony Blair and add
> the characteristics of Stan laurel from laurel and hardy to the tones face
> so that Tony Blair looks like Stan laurel and you can still tell that
> it is Tony Blair ) I hope that I got my point across well enough
> thanks [[pat]]
>
>
>