britishpolew.blogg.se - Snapseed double exposure editing

This is because later while editing in the app, we would have to select areas around you.

Keep the outline of your portrait as smooth as possible.

A white wall, a bed sheet, a door anything will work. (The idea is to create the maximum amount of contrast between you and the background).

Choose the brightest background you can find.

Shoot RAW, if your phone has it Jpeg will also work but RAW lends itself to editing better.

To make life simple for you later, there are a few things that you should take care of while shooting. However, I would recommend working on profiles, since they seem to work the best for this.

You don’t need anything for this apart from your cellphone and a well-lit space. Wherever you find one, they do stand out from the rest and by virtue of that make you halt and observe. As you can see, they obviously do not look very natural, but they really do catch your eye. Prepĭouble exposure is nothing but an amalgamation of two or more images.Īll you need is a primary image to work on and then some secondary images to create textures and tones with. You can follow along and create one for yourself by the time you finish reading this. So without wasting any more time, let’s dive right into it. Today, we are going to create a beautiful double exposure image using just your cellphone and Snapseed ( a Google-owned photo editing app).