In today's video we are going to see how to take a photo,
a final image, from several photographs.
Hello, friends,
My name is Emilio and you can find me in AatEha photography.
Well, as I told you at the beginning of this video,
Today we are going to see how to create a final image, a final photo from
several photographs, in our case from four photographs.
From each one of them we are going to take the part that interests us the most.
to get the final image.
Well,
So let's go to trouble.
We are already in Photoshop.
As you can see, this would be the work already done.
We have started from four images,
although one of them will not be used.
This photo no, we do not use it for anything and we are going to create a final image
from three images
taken at different times.
Let's open all four images in a single Photoshop document.
I already have the four images that we are going to use open in
the Lightroom.
I'm going to open all four photos in Photoshop,
in the same document.
Selected the 4 images, click with the right mouse button
in 'Edit in' and select the option 'Open as Photoshop layers'.
We already have our four photos here
48, 49, 50 and 51.
If you have seen the example,
In the tests that I have done, I have not used photo 51.
I have opened it for you to see how to do it, but it will not be used.
The first thing I have to do is align the four photos, so
that there is no difference in position between each of them.
I'm going to select the four photos, I'm going to come to the 'Edit' menu
'Align layers automatically' and I leave the option 'Automatic',
I click on 'OK' and Photoshop has placed the photos for us.
As you can see there is no movement between the photos.
Well what we have to do now
is to see which area of ​​each photo we want to take advantage of.
Before that, with the four images selected.
I will straighten
straighten the image a bit, because it gives me the feeling
that it is crooked
I hit 'Control-T' and rotate the images a bit.
I'm going to put a line to mark the horizon,
here,
Perfect.
I already delete this line.
I stretch in this corner so that area is hidden
and pull another little bit from this corner...
What I'm doing is enlarging the image to cover the entire canvas,
and we leave it like that.
Going back to what I told you,
You have to look for which part of each photo is the one that interests you.
I have to find which photo I'm going to use
more image percentage.
I'll see the picture...
48
This is the image that I had left unused,
and I'm going to keep leaving it unused.
I put it all the way down so it doesn't bother us.
We have image 49,
with this interesting beam of light.
this path of light
that has spawned a passing car.
We also have here, the trail that they have left
the taillights of another car.
Let's see in the photograph 950,
we have all the red trail that another car has left,
that partly overlaps with the stele of the previous photo.
Therefore I believe that in this photo
it is more interesting than the red trail in the previous image.
Although from the previous image we will take the white trail,
of the headlights of a car. so we cover
the image of a car that had not made wake.
And finally
we have photo 51, from which I am going to keep the area
of the advertising sign and the hotel that appears on this corner.
As the photo of the one that I am going to use the most surface is the 50,
I will pass this photo below. I hide all the others.
Therefore, we have the photo 950
positioned in the lowest position and now we are going to add zones.
Let's add the poster part
and the hotel that are in the upper left corner of the photo.
We activate image 951.
I position myself on layer 951.
Create a layer mask for it, with the Alt key pressed,
the new layer mask is already filled with black.
As you know the color black hides and white shows,
with which at this time of layer 951 nothing is seen
because your mask is completely filled with color black.
We select a brush with a round tip,
0% hardness and front color white. We will go
discovering the areas of the hotel that I want to stay with.
The areas that I want to appear in my image.
And that would be the part I want from this photo.
The part I want to see.
I will position myself now on photo 949.
In the same way, I add a layer mask, with the key
Alt held down, bringing up a layer mask
completely filled with black, and
Now I will have to discover the area that I want to see.
What does interest me in this image are the white trails,
of a car that passed while I was taking the photo.
I position myself on the mask and discover this area.
So that the edge is not appreciated, I make the brush bigger,
which blurs much more.
Well, there is the left area, with the trail of the
headlights of a passing car while taking the photo.
As you can see, with these three photos
the final photo, the final image, has been composed.
on the one hand I have
the picture
that I have taken as main, photo 950
where do i take the wake of the taillights of a car
when I pass, and that also passes behind the roundabout.
On the other hand, I add the hotel area
with the cape 951 and that billboard
which here is very blurred, is very out of focus.
On the other hand, in this photo it looks much better.
Through a layer mask I get to uncover
only the area that interests me, that area of ​​the hotel.
And finally I add the trail of these headlights
of a car that also passed while I was taking this last photo,
and that I also discover working on the mask of the layer.
To finish, I am going to give you a touch of
approach. By pressing the keys shift-ctrol-alt-e,
I create the sum, the composite of all the layers
what i have so far Now I go to 'Filter',
'Other', 'High step'.
I'm going to give a little focus to this image,
and we give it 'Ok'.
And I'm going to put this layer in blending mode, 'Soft Light'.
It's not much, but I give it a touch of focus
and we made these letters look better.
With this the work would be finished.
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