Adobe Photoshop for Photo Editing and Retouching

Overview

“We have already seen different applications of the blending modes to retouch our images. In this practice, you will use the “multiply” blending mode to darken the edges of a photo. As you will see, thanks to the use of selections and this blending mode, you will create a “made to measure” vignetting, avoiding other forms of automatic vignetting that never adjust to what you really want.”

In this video lesson Daniel Arranz Molinero addresses the topic: Practice, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 3: Blending Modes. Achieve powerful effects using blend modes.

Partial transcription of the video

“CAMERA RAW COURSE 3 Lesson 10 Practice (Vignetting using Multiply) In this practice, we’ll be using the Multiply blending mode to darken the edges of a photo, for which, we’ll be employing selections and blending modes so we’ll be able to create a custom-made vignetting without depending on any other automatic options provided by the software. You're going to love it. Let’s go. In this practice, we're adding vignette to this photograph. As we know, you're vignetting an image when you darken or lighten the edges of that image. In this case, we want to darken the edges to draw the viewer's in...”

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Course summary for: Course 3: Blending Modes

• Level: Beginner
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