Showing posts with label Multiple Exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multiple Exposure. Show all posts

Monday, 10 May 2010

Layers and Masks


This is my multiple exposure image. I used photoshop and used layers in order to get two pictures merged into one. i decided which picture was going to be the background and which picture was going to be the overlay. i then used the move tool using the tool palette icon then clicked on the overlay image and dragged it on top of the background picture. It appears as layer 1 in the layer box. To make it easier to edit i changed the opacity to a lower scale. i selected layer 1 then clicked layer>layer mask>reveal all. This shows all the overlay image. i then changed the opacity back to 100% to make it easier to worth with. To get rid of parts of the overlay that i don't want i clicked the paint brush tool and painted it. i painted in parts of the picture i wanted so i just clicked x and filled it back in. After finishing i merged the layers so it saved as a jpg.