To create a levitation photo on Photoshop, you need a minimum of two photos. One background and one with the object you want levitating. Next, you need to crop the photo that will be levitating so you have just the object and not the background. You can do that using the eraser tool, masks or quick selection tool. When your done with that, you move the object to the background photo and place it there. Once it's there, you have to rotate it and move it around to make it look like it's levitating. After that, to make it look like the object is actually levitating and its not just two photos combined, you have to add effects to make it look more realistic. Filters you can play around with for more realistic features are opacity, blending, blur, brightness etc.
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Tutorial for Levitation on Photoshop
Today I watched a video to show me how to make a levitation photo on Photoshop.
To create a levitation photo on Photoshop, you need a minimum of two photos. One background and one with the object you want levitating. Next, you need to crop the photo that will be levitating so you have just the object and not the background. You can do that using the eraser tool, masks or quick selection tool. When your done with that, you move the object to the background photo and place it there. Once it's there, you have to rotate it and move it around to make it look like it's levitating. After that, to make it look like the object is actually levitating and its not just two photos combined, you have to add effects to make it look more realistic. Filters you can play around with for more realistic features are opacity, blending, blur, brightness etc.
To create a levitation photo on Photoshop, you need a minimum of two photos. One background and one with the object you want levitating. Next, you need to crop the photo that will be levitating so you have just the object and not the background. You can do that using the eraser tool, masks or quick selection tool. When your done with that, you move the object to the background photo and place it there. Once it's there, you have to rotate it and move it around to make it look like it's levitating. After that, to make it look like the object is actually levitating and its not just two photos combined, you have to add effects to make it look more realistic. Filters you can play around with for more realistic features are opacity, blending, blur, brightness etc.
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