Adobe Photoshop for Photo Editing and Retouching

Overview

“In this practice we will use two photographs taken without a tripod and with different exposures to eliminate the typical white areas (burned) that appear in the night images of cities. These spots appear by the direct and strong light emitted by the streetlights or the commercials. As you can imagine, we are going to use layer masks to carry out this process.”

In this video lesson Daniel Arranz Molinero addresses the topic: Practice, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5: The magic of Photoshop. Correct imperfections and prepare your images for printing or publishing.

Partial transcription of the video

“PHOTOSHOP: LAYERS, CHANNELS, AND MASKS COURSE 5 LESSON 10 Practice (Night Photography without White Spots) As you might guess, we’ll use layer masks to carry out this operation. You’ll see how easy it is. In this practice, we’ll use the image alignment technique on this image to remove these white areas that are especially annoying when we print our photo. The image alignment technique is applicable in multiple scenarios to solve various kinds of problems. In addition to its use of removing unwanted elements from an image, it’s the solution for those tricky family photos where someone close...”

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Course summary for: Course 5: The magic of Photoshop

• Level: Beginner
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