Both layers are visible, and in, image B, the text layer has been rendered and linked to the first layer. Note that there is no background layer in either picture. Figure 3a and b Resizing, Rotating, and Skewing For the next section you will want to open the Floyd.jpg or Head.jpg pictures from your desktop. Any layer can be resized, twisted, have its perspective altered, etc. The image size contrains its print size at the resolution specified in the window.
Images can be resize with or without contraints.
Contraints force the image to resize with the same relative dimensions. Turning constraints off allows for distored images. See Image 4. Figure 4 By selecting a portion of a layer, it is possible to skew the image in several ways. Free transform allows you to manipulate an image by grabbing onto one of the edge boxes on the edge of the selected image.