Join Seán Duggan for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Photographing for Compositing in Photoshop.
- I hope that you've enjoyed this course…and that it's provided useful information for you…both on how you think about capturing images for composites…as well as Photoshop techniques that you can apply…to your own imaging projects.…If you want to explore this subject further,…be sure to check out Julieanne Kost's excellent course…on The Art of Photoshop Compositing.…There's a lot of great information there…that will help you see…which images might work for composites…as well as solid Photoshop technique.…Chris Orwig's Photoshop for Photographers Compositing course…is also very good and definitely worth watching.…
And if you're interested in applying what you know…about Photoshop compositing, layers, layer masks…and blend modes to video footage, check out my course…on Creative Video Compositing with Photoshop.…I'm Sean Duggan, and thanks for watching.…
Author
Seán Duggan
Updated
1/22/2018Released
6/12/2015- Types of composites
- Using blend modes to create composites
- Creating an image library for compositing
- Photographing location elements
- Using props
- Photographing in the studio
- Composite projects
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 01/22/2018. What changed?
A: We updated six videos from chapters fiven, six, and seven, to reflect the most recent changes to Photoshop CC.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 3s
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About the course1m 44s
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1. The Compositing Mindset
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Types of composites5m 3s
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2. The Compositing Image Library
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3. Photographing the Location Elements
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Planning the shot2m 38s
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Getting the shot7m 52s
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Shooting additional angles2m 18s
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4. Photographing the Studio Elements
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5. Composite Project: Trapped in a Bottle
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Finishing touches Updated6m 41s
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6. Composite Project: Portrait
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Masking the subject Updated8m 18s
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Editing a layer mask9m 2s
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Composite Project: Man in a Seascape
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Final mask touch-ups4m 55s
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Conclusion
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Next steps54s
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