How to Create Double Exposures in Luminar Neo & Photoshop!

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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    In this Luminar Neo tutorial, we guide you through the process of creating a double exposure effect using both Luminar Neo and Photoshop. First you'll learn how to create a double exposure effect with Luminar Neo, and then again using Photoshop. Designed for both beginners and experienced photographers, this video offers a perfect blend of creativity and fun.
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    We start by sharing valuable tips on how to take better photos initially, ensuring that you have the perfect foundation for a successful double exposure composition. Next, we delve into the main part of the Luminar Neo tutorial, demonstrating the use of Luminar Neo layers and blend modes to seamlessly combine and manipulate images for a visually stunning double exposure effect.
    You'll see how to:
    ➜ Process your images in Luminar Neo for optimal results
    ➜ Export your images as JPEGs for seamless integration into your Luminar Neo project
    ➜ Use blend modes and opacity adjustments to achieve the perfect double exposure effect
    ➜ Work with masks and brushes to fine-tune your creations
    ➜ Convert your double exposure to black and white for a classic look
    For Adobe users, we also include a secondary tutorial on achieving the same double exposure effect in Photoshop, providing a well-rounded learning experience regardless of your preferred software.
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Komentáře • 20

  • @DigitalPhotoMentor
    @DigitalPhotoMentor  Před rokem +1

    📌 Complete Luminar Neo Panorama Stitching Tutorial 👉 czcams.com/video/ONZV6EGq2pY/video.html
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  • @hollylinton0724
    @hollylinton0724 Před rokem +1

    Fun stuff - can't wait to get creative using these tips. I quickly tested it in Snapseed and was happy to see that App is now supporting Raw files!

  • @joancarulla838
    @joancarulla838 Před rokem +3

    The best tips are on your chanel ❤

  • @nigelchase2407
    @nigelchase2407 Před rokem +1

    Fantastic, very well done, I must watch again.

  • @clarification007
    @clarification007 Před rokem +1

    Very need it way to having copy for my need, an super good tricks as well! Thanks 👍🏼

  • @gallixymike1530
    @gallixymike1530 Před rokem +1

    Great info Thanks

  • @pappumurthy9462
    @pappumurthy9462 Před rokem +1

    Loved the double exposure tutorial a lot. You are so clear and easy to understand! Thanks.

  • @RobCooper
    @RobCooper Před rokem

    Great as usual. You make everything look so simple.

  • @mickeystine3100
    @mickeystine3100 Před rokem +1

    thanks for this post. I'm going to try this. This is so cool 🖕🖕🖕🖕

  • @revjimclarke
    @revjimclarke Před měsícem

    Would you be so kind as to google "Will Young" his album called "let it be". I am really interested how to reproduce the photo effect on the front. I love your videos and was wondering if you might know how to do this in Luminar Neo. Thanks Jim

    • @DigitalPhotoMentor
      @DigitalPhotoMentor  Před měsícem

      I did Google it, you mean this? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_It_Go_%28Will_Young_album%29 - You first have to photograph the subject on a white background. Then duplicate the layer, lower the opacity, and move the layer to create the ghost image - you might also need to blur that layer and add a color tint. Then do it again.

    • @revjimclarke
      @revjimclarke Před měsícem

      @@DigitalPhotoMentor Thanks so much for your speedy reply, it sound easy now you have said it. I will try this technique out as soon as I ca.. Thanks again.