Blending mode of color mixing technique

This tutorial mainly uses the mixed mode usage of Photoshop advanced color rendering techniques, which gives you a more fun and useful thing, the analysis of color properties in different blending modes. Today's content can be said that the application is very broad, and the effect is very outstanding, so that we can fully understand the charm of mixed mode.

Mixed Mode We all have a certain understanding, I have talked about a lot, such as the multiply-stacked mode, color filter mode and the previous phase of the hue blending mode.

Mixed mode is a very important function of PS, because PS is based on the concept of "layer", and the mixed mode itself is dependent on the "layer" exists, so that some non-layered image processing software does not have this function, such as LR and so on.

Mixed mode is too strong, in the drawing, calculation, filter, color, exposure and other fields have a very wide range of applications, today I only take a point: color, otherwise the scope is too wide, equivalent to white speaking.

Today I mainly talk about the following blending modes:

Multiply the bottom, filter color, soft light, hue, color.

These blending modes can affect the color of the picture, the exposure to different levels and different aspects, and can basically realize the normal color adjustment.

Start with a positive overlay.

Let's look at a picture first:

What is the characteristic of this picture?

People listen to me for so long later, should have a certain late intuition, the first feeling should be: The screen is relatively oily, there is no obvious high light, the high light part of the pan-blue.

Let's take a look at the histogram:

This can be obtained by the high light compression curve.

The original image is this:

The histogram is like this:

Obviously, the original image looks less than a oily, because the high light part of the show, how can we only in one step to achieve the transformation of the images?

Just like this.

So, let's summarize the change that happens when you use a solid color in a mixed pattern that is a positive stack:

Exposure is characterized by high light compression, and the color layer is more likely to affect the high light portion.

We continue to look at:

What are the late features of these two graphs? The obvious is: low light compression.

Of course, there is also a color change process.

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