Channel: Kelvin Designs

Category: Education

Tags: kelvin designsneural filterphotoshop tutorialphotoshop maskphotoshop filterskelvin pimontphotoshop displacementhow to use overlays in photoshopphotoshop overlay tutorialphotoshop depth map

Description: Download the overlays to follow along here: kelvindesigns.com/how-to-use-overlays In this Photoshop tutorial, I will teach you how to use overlays in Photoshop. We're going to build 4 Photoshop projects, starting with a very simple and easy composite using just one overlay and building toward more stunning effects with each project. You’ll learn how to use simple overlays in Photoshop, and how to manipulate them into more stunning effects. You’ll also learn how to use my Glow Actions and how to add shadow overlays in Photoshop using the new neural filters and displacement with depth maps. ----- Say hello: facebook.com/kelvindesigns 😎 instagram.com/kelvin.designs 📷 ----- 00:00:00 00:02:30 - Setting up your Photoshop workspace 00:03:05 - Photoshop Libraries 00:04:32 - Applying an Overlay 00:07:09 - Using Multiple Overlays 00:07:46 - Using Free Transform 00:08:25 - Removing Elements Using a Mask 00:12:27 - Selecting a Subject Using the Quick Select Tool 00:15:48 - Working in the Select & Mask Window 00:17:54 - Edit a Selection Using Quick Mask 00:23:52 - Why Use a Depth Map? 00:24:33 - Photoshop's Neural Filters 00:24:58 - Understanding the "Depth Blur" Filter 00:26:13 - Editing the Depth Map 00:29:37 - Saving a Depth Map for Use 00:31:00 - Applying a Depth Map to a Layer 00:36:36 - Colorizing an Image Using a Gradient Map 00:41:00 - Outlining a Subject 00:43:00 - Camera RAW Editing 00:44:05 - Revealing Elements Using a Mask 00:45:50 - Adding Smoke to an Image 00:46:55 - How and Why to Unlink a Mask 00:47:39 - Using Levels to Adjust a Layer 00:49:00 - A Cool Trick for Accentuating Mist or Smoke 00:49:38 - Adding a Light Ray to an Image 00:52:01 - Two Masks on One Layer? 00:53:23 - Adding a Glow Using Actions 00:56:52 - Hiding Elements Behind your Subject 00:58:31 - How and Why to Use a Clipping Mask