PS synthesis Beautiful and creative microscopic portrait

Tutorial Teaching Script Home PS picture synthesis Learners use PS synthesis beautiful microscopic portrait, the tutorial synthesis of the photograph is very beautiful, the synthesis is not very difficult, recommend and the script House friends to share the study, let's take a look at the final effect chart:

First we open the picture without the finger:

Place a picture with a finger, incidentally add a mask:

Select the Brush tool and then smear off the finger parts, and the novice should remember to select the mask.

Select the Pen tool, quickly button it out, finally convert to a selection, add a mask to remove the background,

Select the character layer, ctrl-t (Free Transform command), and then drag the transformation size, put in the appropriate position, hit enter to determine.

Editor's note: Free transform has an upgraded version of the tutorial

The effect is as follows:

The brush should wipe away the parts that should be obscured by the keys, and now the characters are sitting on the keys.

Black Brush, brush hardness selected for about 60, we are now making shadows. There are many ways to shadow, this should be relatively simple and rough.

To the shadow to a Gaussian blur, the value of my personal 16.

Add masks, refine shadows, from shallow to deep, which can properly adjust the brush's hardness, size, opacity to achieve the effect.

Adds a gradient adjustment layer with a blending option of hue, 40% opacity, and a diagonal orientation.

Add a curve, and press the dark image.

Look at the curve adjustment layer of the mask, I believe you know how to do, is to use the brush to polish the middle, the purpose is to press dark for four weeks.

Then we resorted to the stamped layer's shortcut keys and ctlr+alt+shift+e together.

Finally a sharpening, so that there is a sense of texture.

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The end of the tutorial, the above is the PS synthesis of beautiful and creative micro-portrait tutorial, I hope you like!

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