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Learn to create old, faded Polaroid pictures in Photoshop

 
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Learn to create old, faded Polaroid pictures in Photoshop!

Sweet, now you’re going to want to drag the photograph you’ve chosen onto the Polaroid picture and cut it out. Its generally a good idea to set the opacity of the photograph’s layer to 50% so you can see what you’re doing when you cut it out! You can either use the Pen Tool or the Polygonal Lasso Tool to cut this picture inside the frame. I’m going to use the Polygonal Lasso because it is simpler and easier- save the Pen Tool for a time when precision really counts.

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