Easily Mask Transparent Objects by Using Simple Blend Modes and Change the Background in Photoshop! In this video, we will mask a wine glass on a white background by using the concepts of how Blending Modes work, along with Blend-If.
Also in this tutorial, we will learn to create realistic reflections on the glass along with techniques to match it with the background. Then, we will also create a shadow to make the composite natural.
Hope this video helps, thank you for watching 🙂
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27 responses to “Select Transparent Stuff with Blend Modes! – Photoshop Tutorial”
you are just causing people more trouble. why not to share you downloaded pics? for one picture of wine glass i had to buy visit websites and all of them are asking for membership?
You're a genius
**__ This video is Very Nice*
*wow
This was a really good tutorial. Glad I found it
You are a top man
Awesome tutorial, thank you! I had NO idea about the split feature within "Blend if…". You're a great teacher!
And… How can I delete background from a transparent glass for example?
bruh i forgot how this worked and this guy is so good at explaining and goes straight to the point that i got it in the first 30 seconds of the video
Awesome guy!…i learned a lot over the past two weeks and was able to improve my workflow 🙂
I like how you explain your tutorials. Thank you for the excellent tutorials you have delivered to us.
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The image in this video is non-copyright… why do I need to register ate to get one?
My amateur brain would already be satisfied with 3:33
But damn you went into so much depth to do the minor adjustments that I couldn't have ever thought of.
Wish my design teacher explained things like this 🥲 Great video as usual ❤️
Crazy how at so many points I would have been fine with it already. But no. That wouldn't make you a master editor. Great work!
You blew my mind.
You Are Very BAd Man
no curves?^
Master of the Photoshop♥🔥
turki good good
Amazing explanation about option -Multiply. No one did this even in any teaching institutes.
This is very cool! I followed the steps and got a great photo 😍
Best thought-through description of blend modes etc… available… Namaste! 🙏
It was very helpful sir… Everything done well but… I am having problem after saving file & importing in coreldraw.. Or saving as jpg… All image gets flatern again without transperency… How to save the file with effects of transperency
THIS IS NOT JUST A TUTORIAL IT'S A PHOTOPHOP CLASS