I'm just starting to learn how to use photoshop and have a particular interest in double exposures. THIS is the video I'm always coming back to - the steps are so versatile and, unlike other tutorials, can be applied to many different images and compositions.
Almost every photoshop tutorial I come across tells you exactly what to do, but now why you do it. I'll be able to do all the cool effects but it will be purely mechanical without understanding.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. There were a few hiccups--I had to do a little research and trial and error on some of the things that wasn't working for me. But overall, very simple, clear, and concise. If you happen to come across this tutorial, and having trouble with a step, reply to this comment and I'll see if I can help.
this is a really great video my one issue is your layers panel is SO SMALL. so when I'm trying to check and see if I'm where you are I can't really see it like at all.
Wondering if you can help. I have tried this tutorial many times, following every instruction. (Im using PC) the problem I am having is from minute 7 onwards in the video. Whenever i removed the Mountain Copy layer mask, I only get the sharp outline of the exposure image I dont have the overspill. so when i continue to the part where you remove some of the background to expose the clouds that doesnt work for me. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?
Had the same issue. I converted the background image (Mountains) into Smart Object. Right-click on layer -> Smart Object. After it I could delete the mask.
Hey, when I got to use the brush tool with white foreground to uncover the clouds (in my case, uncovering an image of people), it didn't work out for me. It softly shows the lighted areas of the photo, but no one can comprehend what's there. Most of the photo has dark colors. What am I doing wrong?
the part where you click "command" on the model layer and then select it is NEVER working with me???? thats so weird I've tried a million times and it doesnt seem to work!! i havent missed out any step! what do i do ???
I had the same exact problem at the 4 min. mark. I went to another tutorial to see if I can find a similar step that explained it differently. Still didn't quite understand but I saw that they said to "create clipping mask". I didn't know what that meant, but looked it up to see how to use it. This is what it said: "Hold down Alt (Option in Mac OS), position the pointer over the line dividing two layers in the Layers panel (the pointer changes to two overlapping circles), and then click." (I have Mac so used Option). Basically, go over on the right where you have your multiple layers. Press and hold option and place the mouse between the layer of your model and the scenery picture and click it. This should cause the scenery picture to fit into the outline of the model automatically, skipping over all of the extra steps and getting you to about 4:31 on this tutorial. It worked for me! I hope that helps.
I just wanna say that I followed your tutorial 4 different times and got 4 amazing double exposure shots. OMG MAY GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
After warning so many tutorials just got success in double exposure by watching your tutorial!
Many thanks! :)
I'm just starting to learn how to use photoshop and have a particular interest in double exposures. THIS is the video I'm always coming back to - the steps are so versatile and, unlike other tutorials, can be applied to many different images and compositions.
This was an incredible tutorial even over 4 years later. Well done and thank you
this was way easier to follow than other tutorials. Appreciate it!
I couldn't follow along. It's not looking as good as his :(
This tutorial was by far the easiest one to follow to do this kind of Photoshop work. Thank you!
Thank you for that!
I'm learning this my class and this video was recommended. Thanks for posting this video.
I wanted to say thank you. This was so much easier than other videos.
Thank you!
Almost every photoshop tutorial I come across tells you exactly what to do, but now why you do it. I'll be able to do all the cool effects but it will be purely mechanical without understanding.
Thank you for doing this step by step!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. There were a few hiccups--I had to do a little research and trial and error on some of the things that wasn't working for me. But overall, very simple, clear, and concise. If you happen to come across this tutorial, and having trouble with a step, reply to this comment and I'll see if I can help.
Thanks!
the most easier and simple tutorial but this tutorial always get the point. good job man!
Of all the double exposure tutorials you are the best explainer. Thanks.
Thanks!
Great tutorial very easy to follow
very easy to follow! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm still learning!!!
Super easy to follow... Thank you for taking the time...
man I’m struggling really bad but thank you for making this video from a mac.
excellent tutorial. nice and slow. The previous guy flew through it. Loved this.
Outstanding tutorial. Thank you!
this is a really great video my one issue is your layers panel is SO SMALL. so when I'm trying to check and see if I'm where you are I can't really see it like at all.
Got to Minute 4 easily but I cannot get the outline to show up in the background by hitting command. Anyway to do it manually without that shortcut?
Thanks for the tutorial. I can't find the mountain image anywhere through your link. Can you help? Thanks.
Mr.hammack is a GOD
Thanks a lot 💗💗
thanks ....thanks ...All the way from Ghana
love how the clouds look like his hair
You are my favorite Person!
THANK YOU!!!!!
This video was simple and very easy to follow
Thank you so much😅😅🙏🙏🙏
Great tutorial, helped alot!
Thanks
Nice work
how do you made the last layer? I dont get it :)
Where do I get this final image?
Awesome!!!
very nice
Perfect, thanks boss!
Wondering if you can help. I have tried this tutorial many times, following every instruction. (Im using PC) the problem I am having is from minute 7 onwards in the video. Whenever i removed the Mountain Copy layer mask, I only get the sharp outline of the exposure image I dont have the overspill. so when i continue to the part where you remove some of the background to expose the clouds that doesnt work for me. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong?
Did any one get an answer too this?
Same issue, and it's the difference between good and great
@@coreya8308 Had the same problem. Try changing the background color, for me it seemed to be a little to close in color with the mountain image.
Had the same issue. I converted the background image (Mountains) into Smart Object. Right-click on layer -> Smart Object. After it I could delete the mask.
Very useful, thank you!!!
Thank you!
you explained it well and clear thank you
Hey, when I got to use the brush tool with white foreground to uncover the clouds (in my case, uncovering an image of people), it didn't work out for me. It softly shows the lighted areas of the photo, but no one can comprehend what's there. Most of the photo has dark colors.
What am I doing wrong?
I love this tutorial, thanks fo much! I just have one question, why do you add in a pink layer? Why pink and is it necessary? Thanks!!
I think it is because pink is the brightest colour. That’s what I learned in school :)
awesome man
Thanks!
I am not getting any mountain photo from this website is it free one or paid
Great easy video
Thanks, Jayy!
the mountain picture is not the right one could you maybe put the link of the image itself in the dis? thank you
Lit idea
wht is hold command
the part where you click "command" on the model layer and then select it is NEVER working with me???? thats so weird I've tried a million times and it doesnt seem to work!! i havent missed out any step! what do i do ???
thanks you very much !!!!!!!!
What app is this???
Perfect
Hey buddy how do you click off any layers
On mac you hold command then click on the previously selected layer to deselect it. To click a layer "off" its the eye icon next to the layer.
image link
thnx man
gud job my dood
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how am I right clicking on a Mac?!
hold control then hit you trackpad
WOAH!
Thanks!!
Hold command ... and nothing.....
I had the same exact problem at the 4 min. mark. I went to another tutorial to see if I can find a similar step that explained it differently. Still didn't quite understand but I saw that they said to "create clipping mask". I didn't know what that meant, but looked it up to see how to use it. This is what it said: "Hold down Alt (Option in Mac OS), position the pointer over the line dividing two layers in the Layers panel (the pointer changes to two overlapping circles), and then click." (I have Mac so used Option). Basically, go over on the right where you have your multiple layers. Press and hold option and place the mouse between the layer of your model and the scenery picture and click it. This should cause the scenery picture to fit into the outline of the model automatically, skipping over all of the extra steps and getting you to about 4:31 on this tutorial. It worked for me! I hope that helps.
@@ajbreezy11 God bless you! Truly an angel! I wish the best for you in life! :)
@@jackpot8727 You are very welcome! :)
ajbreezy11 🙏🏼 Thank you
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What is hit COMMANDS DUDE?
i'm wondering the same
You hold Ctrl + Alt if you are using windows
Is it just me or does he kinda sound like Optimus the TH-cam commentator
Woah you know that this is copied by another channel?
This channel copied it from the other channel, just a different model