Anyway to re-seperate layers in Photoshop Elements after it has been saved as a JPEG?
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Unless you specifically told Photoshop to save the file as JPG it should have saved it as a .PSD file. To save any image with layers in it as a JPG file, you would be prompted to flatten the image. If you had 15 layers you would probably have saved the file at some point without flattening? \nGo back and look at your recently opened files and so on you may find a copy there?\nIf not like everyone else as said - there is no way to separate a JPG into layers without starting over.\nSorry...
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right click on your jpeg image, and open with->paint\n\nwhen you see it in paint, go up 2 file and then save as\n\nin this window, select "save as type"->JPEG\n\nhit save, done!
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Use layers to super-impose one photo on top of the other and use then decrease the opacity to make one transparent and if this didn't help then try searching the web.
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If you dont have any specific programs to do this like photoshop you can open it in paint then go to  File > Save as>\nChange the file type to JPEG
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open pictures with ms paint,go to image and you can cut the sixe of them down
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Photoshop can do that.
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If you use moveable type there's a plugin:\nhttp://brandon.fuller.name/archives/hacks/mtphotogallery/
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U need no image software needed to do this,,\nOnly MS-PAINT -- WILL do it...\n first open a file named like  aaa.bmp \n make corrections if needed...\nopen second file  like  bbb.bmp \nmake correction if needed...\n\nopen third file ccc.bmp \ncopy the aaa.bmp required picture and bbb.bmp required picture from by selecting from  FILE > U RECENTLY OPENED FILES WILL BE HERE....\nBY SELECTING THE RELEVENT FILE...U CAN DO IT... COPY THOSE CONTENTS TO  CCC.BMP FILE...\n\nthats it... bye happy editing..
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you can use photoshop there you can cut the images and put them toghether as you preffer. you can put each image in a new layer. adding and blocking layers permit you to work faster.
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Photoshop gives you some options to merge a background over it  but the watermark is as much a part of the photo as everything else.
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Your answer is called adobe photoshop.
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Neither Photoshop nor orel will help with this. You can try opening the file and Save As bitmpap or ping. But if the image was compressed when it was saved as a jaypeg, then it is already damaged. Sizing up will just make the damage more noticeable.\nThere is no freeware that can do this, the photo companies use software but it is commercial, licensed and expensive.\nTry sizing up by a scale of 4x, as I think that mathematically that gives the program the best chance of putting the pixels in the right place. \n\nYou can do this in Paint or use Paint dot Net which is better.\nIn paint, click Image - Skew and type '400' in both the boxes to scale up by 4, 200 to scale up by 2.\nhttp://www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net/  -Paint.net Paint with layers.
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Open it in Paint or Photoshop or some software like that. Go to the File menu and click on "Save As." Select jpg/jpeg in the drop menu, and save.
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paint could easily do this.\n\nif you're talking about stacking the images so that some are transparent and such, you'll need a more powerful program like photoshop or painshop pro.
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you can use irfanview to fade jpegs.\n\nShift-G gets you into the control panel and you can preview "before vs. after" pics until you get it right.
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Once you lasso the part you want to transfer go to the menu and select Edit>Copy..   Then click on the other image and select Edit>Paste and it should drop the cutout into the other image.\n\nOne tip for future use.  If you are using jpeg or gif images in photoshop you are better of working with them in psd format.  You can convert the files to psd simply by Selecting All (Ctrl-A) and the copying (Ctrl-C) then opening an new image (it will be the right size)j and pasting the image into the new window (Ctrl-V)  that way the photoshop transparency and layers work correctly when you mess with the image.
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the easiest way is to open the bitmap image in paint and to save it as a jpeg ........ ;)