How to "mask" an image in InDesign?

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#1

I’m placing an image into InDesign and setting it to multiply:

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I then want to place a green feathered circle behind the multiplied image; however, I do NOT want the green circle showing through the multiplied image above:

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Is it possible to mask out the part of the green circle (shown in red) behind the multiplied image?

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#2

See that shape you just drew in red?
Knock that out of the circle shape that you have tinted green using the Pathfinder.

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#3

Can I use the transparent TIFF file (in which the image is already isolated) to do so, or must it be done manually via Pathfinder?

#4

Got it. Copied the top image and then hid it. Pasted in place and created a clipping mask. Used it to knock out that part of the green circle. Thanks!