How To Blend Images Together and Create Realistic Composites In Photoshop

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  1. 0:00 Introduction
  2. 2:36 Step One: How To Match Luminosity
  3. 7:56 Step Two: How To Match Saturations
  4. 11:19 Step Three: How To Match Color
  5. 17:40 Bonus: Camera Raw
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In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to blend images together and create realistic composites in Photoshop.

You will learn three techniques to easily match luminosity, saturation, and color.

INDEX

02:36 – Step One: How To Match Luminosity
07:56 – Step Two: How To Match Saturations
11:19 – Step Three: How To Match Color
17:40 – Bonus: Camera Raw

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Jesús Ramirez

Jesús Ramirez is a graphic designer and the founder of the Photoshop Training Channel, which he started in 2012 and has grown past two million YouTube subscribers. He has taught at Adobe MAX, Adobe Summit, and Photoshop World, teaches courses for CreativeLive and Pluralsight, and was one of five artists chosen for Adobe Stock's Make a Masterpiece campaign. His Photoshop templates shipped inside Photoshop CC 2018.

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5 Comments

  1. Your tutorials are excellent, but it would help if you included the downloadable files so that it would be easy to immediately try out the techniques.

  2. Very good and nice video.
    Need to watch it a couple of times to understand and remember the ifo.

    Will try it in my personal photo’s.

    Keep up the good work.

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