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How To Create Overlays?

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I do not know which section to put this in, but it relates to coin photography I think.

What programs do you guys use to create overlays for coins? I've been trying to figure out which program is best, but have not found much information. Help is great,
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you can do layers pretty easily in photoshop
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I use Paint.net
Contact me for photographic equipment or visit my home page at:
http://macrocoins.com
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I use GIMP. It is free and open-source, install on all major OSes. Not quite as full-bodied as Photoshop.. but it does have many available optional plug-ins.
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