What photo program do I use to put 2 different images on top of each other , and still see both of them?

Question

Cheers x

Answer 1

You need an application that can handle "layers". Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks programs or Corel's Paintshop software are commercial programs commonly used to do this kind of work. I believe that the freeware GIMP program can also layer images these days.

Answer 2

I don't know exactly what you mean, but if you mean make each photo slightly faded (say, 50% transparency), that's possible with almost any decent photo program.  Anywhere from Microsoft Photo Editor, Fireworks, or Adobe Photoshop.  A free software, called PAINT.net, is also very powerful; I'm sure it's possible to do this on that.

Good luck.

Answer 3

GIMP and Paint.Net both have layering facilities - and they are both free! Of the two ... paint.net is probably slightly easier to get to grips with. I also use Photoshop but thats going to set you back hundreds.