Adobe Photoshop for Professional Photo Editing
Course 4: Layers and Selection: Mosaic (two or more photos in the same file)
By Nina Bruno , Teacher and Photographer
About the video: Mosaic (two or more photos in the same file)
Overview
“In this unit, I will explain how to make diptych, triptych or polyptych, which are files with two photos or more.”
In this video lesson Nina Bruno addresses the topic: Mosaic (two or more photos in the same file), which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 4: Layers and Selection. Learn to work with different layers of an image.
Partial transcription of the video
“ADOBE PHOTOSHOP / COURSE 4 CLASS 2 - Mosaic (two or more photos in the same file) In this lesson, we’ll see how to create a diptych, triptych or polyptych, files with two, three or more images. There are three open photos here and I want to transform them into one file while they are in three separate files. I will choose one of them that will be the one on the stairs. She will be in the middle of my triptych. There are three photos, I go through the Command + Less shortcut to have space to work, I'll get my cutting tool. In the free proportion, without any proportion. In the tool's Option ...”
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Course summary for: Course 4: Layers and Selection
Nina Bruno
By Nina Bruno
Nina Bruno earned her degree in graphic design at FUMEC University in Minas Gerais and studied photography at Panamericana School of Art and Design in São Paulo. Her work focuses mainly on image processing for both amateur and professional photographers, and she has been teaching courses on photography and post-production software since 2011 at institutions such as Sesc SP.
She currently teaches photography and Photoshop courses at Panamericana School.
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