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Going round in circles with what should be a simple task I thought…
I want to overlay the lines and text shown on a plan on top of an air photo. The plan is available on line and can be downloaded to print but only to print (not as a graphic file).
I have a scanned version as both a jpg and tif which obviously has the white background, which I would like to remove prior to overlaying it on the photo, which is also available as either .jpg or .tif.
A transparent layer doesn’t work as the lines and text become illegible.
I have tried erasing the white with magic eraser which works fine and just leaves the lines and text. However when it’s overlaid on the photo, I need to resize and although the images are of similar physical size (5 and 7 inches wide respectively) I can’t make them line up properly without losing all definition of the lines and text. I must be missing a step in resizing or the file format somewhere but can’t see where. Also, if the plan is saved as either jpg or tiff and re-opened in any other app the white background is still there. Any suggestions please ?
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Change the Layer Blending Mode of the overlay layer to Multiply.