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Well, can't seem to figure it out. Never had problems on Cs6 and all the online tutorials show images being imported through additional programs. Could anyone give me a quick rundown on how to open an image as a layer on photoshop CC?
Trying to decipher your question, do you mean open multiple images into a new image as individual layers as Chuck answered, or do you mean import an image into an existing file as a new layer? If the latter just create a new layer and do File > Place Embedded or File > Place Linked, depending on your needs. Resize the image that gets pulled an and apply the transformation. The image will now be on a new layer in the existing file.
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Just opening an image in Photoshop CC puts the image on a layer. Or am I not understanding your question?
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Um no, it doesn't open it as a layer.
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Are you talking about loading files into Photoshop layers?
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This does seem to achieve what I want. Not sure why they would have it set up like this. I wish the people who made gimp would take over photoshop. They design with common sense in mind.
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Trying to decipher your question, do you mean open multiple images into a new image as individual layers as Chuck answered, or do you mean import an image into an existing file as a new layer? If the latter just create a new layer and do File > Place Embedded or File > Place Linked, depending on your needs. Resize the image that gets pulled an and apply the transformation. The image will now be on a new layer in the existing file.
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Finally thank you.
Why the hell would they use this kind of lingo? Do they assume everyone who uses photoshop is a web developer?
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I know that the question has already an answer, but I'd like to give my 2 cents to the topic: if you use Lightroom Classic you can select 2 or more shots, right click on one of them, edit in, open as layers in Photoshops.
I think that this is the best way to do it, could be that this is possible also from Bridge, but I haven't it installed then I can't test.
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