how to make clipping mask in adobe Photoshop
About layer cutting veils
A cut-out veil is a gathering of layers to which a cover is applied. The bottommost layer, or base layer, characterizes the noticeable limits of the whole gathering. For instance, assume you have a shape in the base layer, a photo in the layer above it, and content in the highest layer. In the event that the photo and content show up just through the shape plot in the base layer, they likewise assume the murkiness of the base layer.
You can aggregate just progressive layers. The name of the base layer in the gathering is underlined, and the thumbnails for the overlying layers are indented. Moreover, the overlying layers show the cut-out cover symbol.
Note:
You can connect the layers in a cut-out veil with the goal that they move together.
Layer cutting veils
The shape in the base layer of the section cover figures out what region of the photograph layer above appears on the other side.
Make a section cover
Do one of the accompanying:
Hold down Alt (Choice in Macintosh operating system), position the pointer over the line separating two layers in the Layers board (the pointer changes to two covering circles), and afterward click.
In the Layers board, select the top layer of a couple of layers you need to gathering, and pick Layer Make Cutting Cover.
When making a cut-out veil from a current layer and one you are going to make, first select the current layer in the Layers board. At that point pick New Layer from the Layer menu or the Layers board More menu. In the New Layer exchange box, select Utilize Past Layer To Make Cutting Cover, and snap alright.
The layers in the section veil have the mistiness and mode properties of the bottommost base layer in the gathering.
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