Double exposure effect | photoshop tutorial

In this double exposure tutorial i will show you how you can transform any regular photo into double exposure using photoshop.

Now about this video, this is kind of a really simple version of what you can do with this effect, first of all i have given some tips for the people who are doing this effect for the first time that will make it even more simple for you to create this effect. And also links to all of the images that i used in this video are down below, they free so feel free to use them.

Then i will show you how to blend this two images properly and remove the unnecessary parts of the background so that your images look more professional and beautiful, after that there is a part where we will need to get read of the trunk of the tree, i will show a method with the use of the brush so that it every thing looks smooth.

After that i will show you how you can bring back lost details in the image and create a color effect so that it looks a little different then other double exposure effect. Then like every time we will do some color corrections and adjustment to give it some finishing touches.

So, I hope you learned something from this photoshop tutorial and as always if you have any questions feel free to ask me in the comments, and have some fun with photoshop :)

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[NFS]

"Try using a red or black head. I mean you can still make blondes in double exposure, but *they're just a little difficult.* "

Not even one minute in and I'm dying.

[cmcd]

Right on, man. I wish all the tutorials I've tried to learn from were as concise and to-the-point as yours. Very easy to follow.

[kristinindorato]

Yeeessss!! I've watched two dozen videos this week on how to do double exposures in Photoshop--and this is by far the best one. So many of the other videos showed how to delete the texture around the subject's outline via the clipping mask, but never showed any way to bring it back where you wanted it for a flowy effect. Thank you for showing me how to paint BOTH layers in and out for more control.

[vian]

I have watched so many double exposure tutorial videos through hours on youtube today, only yours is not confusing and blah blah, thank you so much for it !

[pilarmellado]

I became one of your followers because your tutorial are one of the best for beginners like me. Nice job!. Thank for your effort to make it easy and clear.

[carlonsampson]

Thank you simple, easy and straightforward I got mine almost the same thank u

[smcgee]

Great video. it took me a couple of ties to follow, but it was definitely a big help. I enjoyed the learning experience.

[nessaolivera]

The best tutorial about double exposure in ALL YOUTUBE! Thank you a lot. Keep Doing.

[easybackyardbbq]

Thank you for taking time to make these tutorials for us. Great job

[jasongoron]

Loved how this turned out! Great tutorial!

[brittanyhelton]

I was very impressed by this tutorial, it was very easy to understand and follow along. Thanks!

[techh]

Thanks man you are really helpful I tried this one and it came fantastic as the fish in the bulb cam out so respect

[asangisailo]

"go and select this weird brush that is always here" lol

[MrStarkLin]

Try to use a black head or red head... Lmfaoo I'm done

[LauraRetyi]

Just finished this tutorial video by you, took me a few times, but if I followed you step by step it works, my image came out beautiful and I learned so much about using mask and layers and all the options for the tool panel...Please keep posting new video's...

[sufyan.butt]

No One Explains Better Than You
You Dont Explain Fast Its Awesome

[suruha]

I find your wit refreshing! Enjoy your videos very much!

[BintyMcFrazzles]

Thanks! Great tutorial. Nice and clear.

[dreamgoodmusic]

Made it look easy! Well done and thanks for sharing!

[andreapaolamunozfranco]

Thank you for this, I'm peruvian and i'm not really good with my english and I had to watch this video twice because of your accent, your tutorial is really good, I've watched a lot of double exposure tutorials and yours is the best for sure. c: