How to Composite in Photoshop Simplified
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In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the compositing workflow, which is outlined here:
1. Selection & Masking: The first step is isolating your element from it's existing background, which you'll achieve with selections and masks.
2. Placement: Next, you will integrate your element into your composite, adjusting size and location for a natural composition. Your primary tool here is FREE TRANSFORM.
3. Lighting & Color matching: Third, you will adjust lighting and color balance to ensure the element matches your overall scene. The two best tools for this—the Camera RAW filter and the Curves adjustment tool.
4. Blending and Effects: Finally, you'll use effects to integrate your element—adding shadows or highlights to create a realistic and cohesive composite. Here, the attention is in the details—custom brushes and overlays help a lot. Flares, dust, glows. You want your element to feel like it "lives" in your composite image.
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In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the compositing workflow, which is outlined here:
1. Selection & Masking: The first step is isolating your element from it's existing background, which you'll achieve with selections and masks.
2. Placement: Next, you will integrate your element into your composite, adjusting size and location for a natural composition. Your primary tool here is FREE TRANSFORM.
3. Lighting & Color matching: Third, you will adjust lighting and color balance to ensure the element matches your overall scene. The two best tools for this—the Camera RAW filter and the Curves adjustment tool.
4. Blending and Effects: Finally, you'll use effects to integrate your element—adding shadows or highlights to create a realistic and cohesive composite. Here, the attention is in the details—custom brushes and overlays help a lot. Flares, dust, glows. You want your element to feel like it "lives" in your composite image.
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Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications! And likes and shares help a lot too!
Check out my full professional Photoshop training courses here: https://www.nucly.com/courses
And all my asset packs here: https://www.nucly.com/tools
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Follow me:
Professional Training - https://www.nucly.com
Blog - https://zevendesign.com
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Instagram - Instagram: zevendesign
500px - https://500px.com/rikardrodin
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