Photoshop manufacturing Drost Effect Overlay Photo effect Tutorial

The Drost effect (Droste effect) is a visual form of deferred, meaning that a part of a picture is the same as the whole picture, thus generating an infinite loop. We're going to teach you a simple layer overlay today.

can achieve Drost effect.

Original:

Final Effect Diagram:

Step 1 Select the layer you want to process

Open the original image, crop out the desired area, click on the "marquee Tool"-"Box selection"-"images"-"crop."

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Use "lasso tool" to select part of the fingers and palms and copy (CTRL+J), there is the shadow of the intrusion of white paper to be copied out.

Step 2 Copy the layer and adjust

Then copy the background layer to form "Layer 1 copy", the layer to translucent, using the Free Transform tool (ctrl+t) to pull the layer cover the model's hands of white paper, attention to size.

Translucent layer, and enable free transform tool to cover the model hands after the paper pull back opacity

After covering the background, the opacity is transferred back, and a layer of finger layer is copied, the same adjustment of opacity after the "Layer 1 copy" of the Palm area, the focus is to be the size of the palm required to be consistent.

Copy the finger layer and overwrite the "Layer 1 copy" hand

Repeat the previous steps until you can no longer identify the white border with the naked eye, we do the 8th person, 9th and 10th can not reproduce the adjustment of the palm.

Stamped layer (CTRL+ALLT+SHIFT+E) and "New adjustment layer" modifies brightness/contrast (layer-new adjustment Layer-brightness/contrast), parameters as shown.

Key readings

Adjust the overall tone focus to modify the color balance

New adjustment layer modifies color balance (layer-new adjustment layer-color balance), each parameter as shown, of course, color can also be adjusted according to their preferences.

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• PS Image Processing