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Put a screenshot on another screen using Photoshop
A simple tutorial where we take a screen shot of our desktop and put on a screen on another picture.
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Open a random web page or an application and press the Print Screen to take a screen shot of your desktop.
If you hold the Alt key you will take a screen shot of only the active window.
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In Photoshop click File and choose New.
In the new document settings window the dimensions of your screen shot are already entered, just click OK.
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In the menu click Edit and choose Paste to paste you screen shot.
Choose the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M for a keyboard shorcut).
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Now select the area of your screen shot image you will than attach into a screen on another image.
You can as well skip this step if you want to.
In the menu click Edit and choose Copy.
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Open a photo with a computer or a TV screen.
The angle of a screen doesn't matter we will learn how to adjust to it in the following steps.
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In the menu click Edit and choose Paste, to paste the selected area of your screen shot.
Press Ctrl + T to enter free transformation mode of a layer.
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..., hold Ctrl and adjust the screen shot layer to the upper left corner of the screen/display (see picture).
Holding Ctrl key enables you to transform the layer with a perspective.
Don't confirm the changes yet ...
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Do the same with the left bottom corner.
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You get the picture :)
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To confirm the changes click Commit transform (Return).
Or press Enter key.
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Display has now a new picture, let's add a bit of reflection for a more realistic feel.
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In the menu click Layer, Layer Style and choose Inner Glow...
Choose the same settings as I did and click OK.
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