We use two examples to master the method of image synthesis.
instance one achieves the effect: the character stands in the Palm
1. Create a new file in Photoshop, and then open the palm and beauty of the effect shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
2. Use the "path" or "lasso" tool to outline the palm of your hand and select it as a selection, then press the "CTRL + C" copy. Switch to step 1th the new file, press CTRL + V, and paste into the file's workspace.
3. Press the "Ctrl+t" (Free Transform tool), hold down SHIFT, pull the image with the mouse, adjust the size to fit, and then double-click the mouse to confirm the operation.
4. As with steps 3rd and 4, paste the persona into the new file workspace and resize it to the appropriate size, and double-click the mouse to confirm the operation.
5. Use the mobile tool to place the character in the palm of your hand.
Figure 2
6. Press F7, bring up the Layer Control Panel, drag layer 2 (the character's layer) to the "Create new Layer" button in the Layer Control Panel, and copy the layer.
7. Hold down CTRL, then click Layer 2 with your mouse, change this to a selection area, and then fill it with black.
8. Press the "Ctrl+t", and then press the CTRL key when you can click on the mouse four corner of any one corner of the deformation. The shadow effect shown in Figure 2 is reached.
9. As the current layer of the layer, enter 15 in the opacity bar on the Layer Control Panel (Figure 3), now the shadow is generated and the final effect is shown in Figure 4.
Figure 3
Figure 4
If you look carefully, you find that the ads in this introduction, the crab is holding the CD-ROM drive, rather than simply synthesis so simple. Don't worry, the above example is to lay the groundwork for the following, learn the basic synthesis method, then we come to the next step.
Figure 5
the effect of instance two: holding a card in one's hand
1. First find the Business Card sample (you can also get through the scan).
2. Select and copy the card image to the new file, adjust the size and position.
3. Now the business card is actually covering the finger, how to take it? Very simple. First take the business card layer as a layer, and then enter 20 in the Opacity column in the Layer Control Panel.
4. Use the "pen" or "lasso" tool to carefully check out the part that covers your finger and use it as a selection area (Figure 6).
Figure 6
5. Press the "Delete" key on your keyboard and then enter 100 in the Opacity section of the Layer Control Panel. Now the hidden finger is partially exposed. The final effect is shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7
