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Combining smaller elements from one frame to another - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop CC for Photographers: Intermediate
Combining smaller elements from one frame to another
In this movie, I want to dig a little bit deeper into how we can combine two different images together in order to make one photograph which is better. In the previous movie, we looked at how we can combine an expression or a face from one image to another. And you know, sometimes what you'll need to do is get even more specific. Perhaps you'll need to select a hand from one image and bring it into another. Or maybe you need to focus on just the eyes. Well that's what we're going to take a look at how we can do here. This is a photograph of my sister Amanda, and her cute little daughter Magnolia there. And I like the eyes, and the expression in this image. Yet when we click on the other tab you'll notice that this is a really great moment. I love this moment yet the eyes don't look very good. So what we're going to do is we'll go back to the original file or the first image here and make a selection of the eyes and then bring these over to the other file. And along the way I want to…
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Combining the best expressions in two group photographs6m 5s
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Combining smaller elements from one frame to another9m 34s
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Combining two photos with movement3m 6s
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Using Photomerge to combine two images together4m 11s
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Creating a panoramic photo from multiple frames2m 52s
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Correcting distortion with the Adaptive Wide Angle filter5m 11s
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Cropping, filling in the gaps, and making final panoramic adjustments3m 39s
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