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Notes on Lesson 05 - Blending Modes | PiXimperfect
Links
- TOC | Photoshop for Beginners
- Downloadable Practice Files
- Curr: https://youtu.be/doI1eH_nCxs?si=0b9nSx9A-VwhcR2F&t=555D
timestamps
- 00:00 What are Blend Modes?
- 01:07 Important Announcements
- 01:27 Most Important Blend Modes
- 01:45 Normal Blend Mode
- 05:08 Multiply Blend Mode
- 06:30 Darkening with Multiply
- 09:12 Multiply - Example current
- 12:02 Screen Blend Mode
- 13:02 Brightening with Screen
- 14:03 Screen - Example
- 17:21 Overlay & Soft Light
- 19:16 Contrast with Overlay & Soft Light
- 19:49 Overlay & Soft Light - Example
- 21:18 Color Blend Mode
- 22:50 Color - Example
- 25:36 More Blend Modes
- 25:47 Quick Recap
Notes
what are blend modes
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control the way layers interact with other layers
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some qualities
- screen makes things brighter
- multiply makes things darker
normal blend mode
- default blend mode (usually)
- keeping the picture on top of another picture
when is normal not default?
- when you create a group the default is "pass through"
- to apply all group filters to within the group change it to 'normal'
multiply blend mode
- multiply darkens
- ignores white
- multiplies dark onto image
- keeps the black and hides the white
technique 1
- duplicate an image
- set it to multiply
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change blending option
- take away from the dark
- find current layer slider
- hold OPTION key, click on slider to break it apart
- problem is that if you change the underlying image, you have to change the multiply image
technique 2
- find an adjustment layer that changes nothing by default
- set it to multiple
- it effectively acts as a duplicate image
screen blend mode
- opposite of multiply
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brightens
- black hides, white stays
using screen for brightening
- create a levels adjustment layer
- change the adjustment layer to screen
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if the sky for example is too bright
- open blending
- go to underlying layer section
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move the right slider to the left
- split it apart using the OPT key