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| Open the image to be processed. Combine the images of the woman facing the screen
to make her image appear as if it were reflected on the monitor screen in the other image. |
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| Slect [Duplicate Layer] in the [Layer] menu. In the dialog box that appears, enter
reflect in the [As] field and click [OK]. |
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| Make sure that the reflect layer is selectde. Select [Flip Horizontal] from [Transform]
in the [Edit] menu to make a horizontally mirrored image. |
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| The reflect layer must be transformed into the shape of the monitor screen in the
background layer. To facilitate this operation, make the reflect layer semitransparent temporarily. To do
this, in the [Layers] palette, set [Opacity] to 50% for the reflect layer. |
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| Select [Distort] from the [Transform] in the [Edit] menu. Small squares are displayed
at the four corners of the image and at the centers of the four sides. To change the shape of the image into
the shape of the monitor, drag these squares. Note that you need to transform the shape of the image into
a shape that is slightly larger than the size of the monitor you can delete any unnecessary areas later.
Once you have determined the shape of the changed image, click [Accept] on the [Tool Options] bar to confirm
the changed shape. |
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| Slect the [Polygonal Lasso Tool] from the toolbox. To select the monitor
screen area click the four corners surrounding the monitor screen in the background layer of the image. |
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| Make sure that reflect layer is selected. Select [Inverse] in the [Select] menu, and
press the [Backspace] key to remove any unwanted areas from the image. |
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| On the [Layers] palette, reset [Opacity] to 100% for the reflect layer. Select [Hue/Saturation]
from [Adjustments] in the [Image] menu. In the dialog box that appears, set [Hue] to 0, [Saturation] to -20,
and [Lightness] to -20, and click [OK]. |
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