Blending Object into Background - Photoshop Compositing Tutorial

Welcome to the world of seamless object blending in Photoshop 2020! This tutorial will guide you through the essential steps of integrating an object into a background, creating a natural and convincing composite.
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[TrevorDennis]

Very nicely done. It was Bert Monroy who first introduced me to the need for multiple shadow layers, and it is something I strive to pass on. Some thing with other shading and highlight effects, although I think your approach is more organic than my own. I tend to stroke and blur paths that are clipped to the object, and mask in where I want it. You have the skill to freehand paint the layer mask to reveal, but my hands are not quite steady enough to do that. I am also a big advocate of using images of the real thing as a guide, and to make a habit of routinely looking closely at objects to see how the shading should look. Clouds being an obvious example. I think this is the first of your videos I have seen, but you can count me as a new subscriber going forward.

[hopisayhi]

simply but the most important in every design

[hdkhongchill]

I am always grateful for your instructions, good job bro <3

[WinchesterxNL]

Really nice tutorial! I would've changed the green on the apple leaf a bit more to fit more with the greens that were present in the jungle image. So that it's a bit more blended in.

[maxxify_artworks]

Very impressive. I've always been wanted to learn to use Photoshop. You can do anything with it.

[TUKANG_PROPERTY]

It'a Great Tutorials... Amazing Result... 👌👌

[thrmx]

Nice work man you are an artist, but i think if u did folow the light source from the background you gonna have much better you think so 😅

[megaideia]

Amazing job, Awesome tutorial and result!

[dylansburrow]

Hi there! Your video helped me out a lot!! Thank you so much!! :D
Commenting to boost the algorithm!! :)

[AAvfx]

I've been working on Photoshop for about 20 years. The best improvement of the last years is AI. Definitely a win! But otherwise, I love the older versions that are clean and fast, no BS- Just clean texting and masking.

[saif]

great, waiting for tutorial for color matching ❤❤

[YewlloPS]

Dude your previous logo intro animation was cool

[Ankitbaraiya-qt]

WOW explaining every design concept is amazing and how ensoring all small things 👍👍🙌

[Yuriylednev]

hi, tell me please where you got the examples of shadows with a sphere. on video 1:20

[mrkbeat]

Really thanks for Sharing ❤❤ great manipulations 😊😊🎉

[esdesign]

The apple after editing looks very realistic in the forest

[BLBAZ]

Nice bro but i have suggestion: next time don't do change on the red level from RGB channel 7:18 I think the best thing we have to remain as the real color bits while we can improve it by highlights, thanks..

[TrustInside-qn]

I really love to image manipulation, but as a beginner, I don't know where to start, any guideline🙏

[Kevinmil]

Is there a method to give a shiny plastic texture to an object? like it was dipped in paint or green slime or some kind of thick liquid

[yarinevar]

Hey, a great tutorial but the light was coming from the left side behind the apple so it could’ve been better if you followed that
But other than that it’s great