Bill Rosener: Hello, so drill. Welcome back in this video, we learned how to create a double exposure, also knows as a ghost. In effect, as we take the image over here on the left and recreate the image on the right, and we kind of see a ghost of them off on the background there.
Bill Rosener: Okay, so let's 1st step you want to do is press on the assignment. 15 subdirectory. Go ahead and us click on wedding or save might want to click on it. Then right click and save the image there.
Bill Rosener: Once you've got that, go ahead and open that up in adobe Photoshop, and that's should be. That's where I am. And hopefully you'll be there shortly. Okay, this image should be pretty easy to work with to do this. I'm just gonna just go ahead and press on the lasso tool. And I'm gonna wanna make sure. Let me 1st of all do this an incorrect way. If I did a feather at 0, and if I go around their faces.
Bill Rosener: and then if I copy that to control well, control C
Bill Rosener: copy and control V, the paste.
Bill Rosener: I then came over here and take a look at that. You're gonna see? You get these really sharp edges there.
Bill Rosener: and as I drag that over it might kind of look what's what's going on there.
Bill Rosener: So, anyway, let me go ahead and show you what I'd recommend, and that is using the lasso tool. What's what's set the feather? Maybe just like some small amount like 10 or 20.
Bill Rosener: And if you're working with a real high quality picture, maybe that would be a 500 or so.
Bill Rosener: anyway. Same thing here, we're just gonna simply go around their faces.
Bill Rosener: I've got the feather at 10. I'm gonna come right up here to edit.
Bill Rosener: I'm gonna hit. Say, copy, then turn right around and paste.
Bill Rosener: And I mean, like I said, may not even look like anything happened. If I take a look up here, I now have got that on its own layer.
Bill Rosener: I'm not gonna go ahead and use the move tool.
Bill Rosener: and I can simply reposition that over here.
Bill Rosener: and let's just do a little bit else with this.
Bill Rosener: What I can now do is go ahead and come up here if I wanted to. I can even come up here to edit, transform, and flip these horizontally. Just so. They're kind of looking in on each other.
Bill Rosener: and then probably I'd also want to do is decrease the opacity a little bit. So it's not quite so
Bill Rosener: obvious.
Bill Rosener: I could, even at this point even decrease. Let me come here to edit.
Bill Rosener: transform, and scale if I wanted to. I could even scale this down a little bit.
Bill Rosener: But I'll leave it up to you. So anyway, hopefully, in the
Bill Rosener: this video, we learned how to kind of create a ghost in
Bill Rosener: or a double exposure effect, using the laser tool and adobe Photoshop, I'll find last step there is. Go ahead and save your work. That's 1 that's assigned to 15 dot Jpeg, and then I'll catch you next. Video. Thanks a lot.