In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to use “Blend If” like a pro.
This video will demystify this scary command to help you create fast and easy blends.
With the techniques that you will learn in this tutorial, you will be able to make fast and easy sky replacements, apply textures to text, create cool special effects, and much more.
“Blend If” is truly one of Photoshop’s unsung heroes and an extremely powerful tool that often gets overlooked. Much like Blending Modes, “Blend If”, allows you to blend layers together but with much more control.
Watch this tutorial all the way through and let me know in the comments what you think!
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📘 INDEX – How To Use “Blend If” in Photoshop Like a PRO
04:48 – Blend If Explanation (Gray)
02:54 – Use Blend If To Create Special Effects
04:06 – Apply Textures Using Blend If
05:24 – Blend If Explanation (RGB channels)
07:40 – Sky Replacements Using Blend If
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Great way to replace a sky. Did not know that
Great tutorial
Thank you!
Wow – thanks!! Did not know I could split the sliders like that!
You’re welcome, Harley!
Very useful tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Dave!
Wow! Outstanding tutorial. Thanks!!
You’re welcome, Lara!
Fantastic – very helpful videol………..
You’re welcome, Chris!
Loved this tutorial. Great Job
Thank you, Ursula!
What a great tutorial, one of your best and so well demonstrated
Thank you, Peter!
When I use the Blend If method of replacing a sky, in a file with snow-topped mountains, I double click the top layer and then click blue. When I start sliding the white slider it begins knocking out the blue in the snow before it knocks out the sky to reveal substitute sky below. If I keep sliding it replaces sky AND snow with replacement sky.
What am I doing wrong or how do I handle this? I had a similar situation with water in a picture that was being replaced also because it contained blue.
You are not doing anything wrong, per se. You have to think of the colors in your image and the sky. In some cases the blue slider will not be enough, you may need to use other sliders (Gray, Red, and/or Green). You may even have to use a rough mask. Like in this video from 2:35 to 5:15. https://youtu.be/OU52Iq1NQQY?t=2m35s
Thanks