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How to Make a Photo Collage in Photoshop

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How to Make a Photo Collage in Photoshop

709,568 views October 25, 2017 6:13

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Learn how to make a photo collage in Photoshop CC. Create your own photography template then add your photos by using "create Clipping Mask".

If you do not have "New Guide Layout", then follow these steps instead:
Go to View - New Guide. Then input Vertical 50%.
Then got to View - New Guide again. Then input Horizontal 50%.

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Added photos to template collage.

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Photoshop Tutorials by Layer Life published this 6:13 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 709,568 times on YouTube.

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