Photo editing

[secsee1]

Does anybody know of a free online photo editing site, my friend next door is trying to superimpose one picture of a woman onto another picture of an empty room to make it look like an apparition of a ghost, you used to get this effect with the old style film cameras when you took a shot but did not wind on the film then took another shot on top of the first one, in case anyone thinks that I've cracked up my friends daughter is doing a project about ghostly happenings.

[mjwman]

If you want free, GIMP is the one to go for, but be warned that it is complicated and as comprehensive as full Photoshop.
I would duggest it would be better, and more useful to you in future to invest the £60 odd it costs to but Photoshop Elements which will do all you want and be easier to use along with full manufactuirers support.

[jackthehat]

It is known as 'a double exposure'.
Perhaps Googling (other search engines are available) for that term might throw up some more simple software solutions?

[secsee1]

Thanks to everyone who answered, the reasons that I wanted a free site is because it's not for me also this would only be a one off photo then perhaps never used again, but will look at the sites you said & give them a try!

[Opalyn]

You can get free tools or online site for photo editing but you'll do the editing by yourself. I guess it would be hard to find an online editor who will do the job for you for free..But if you need photo enlargements service, this particular site is the best site to drop by. http://www.uprinting....oto-enlargements.html

[CustomBoxes]

Certainly! You can explore free online photo editing sites like Pixlr or Canva for superimposing images. To achieve the ghostly effect, layer the woman's picture onto the room's image. For professional editing, for the best editing services check out idealcustomboxes.com