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Using Apply Image in Photoshop to Create Powerful Effects

Using Apply Image in Photoshop to Create Powerful Effects

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Bring the power of blend modes, channels, and advanced masking together using the amazing Apply Image function in Photoshop. Learn how to create interesting and essential effects like adding drama, sophisticated contrast, and even creating a double exposure by taking the advantage of the powers of apply image
Date: 2022-07-19

Comments and reviews: 20


Hi, I just started playing with Apply Image in Ps 2022. I thought there was a way to generate a layer mask on the launch layer when using Apply Image (to use on another layer as a luminosity mask. I think I somehow did it once or twice. But now can't replicate that. I've tried launching into Apply Image from both the layer thumbnail and from my layer mask. But I'm not getting that full image halftone mask again. Is there a way to do it that I lucked into a few times and can't reproduce now? Thx!
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I was stuck for a while when I changed the images to match size. I did match them but the changed image did not come up as a choice in apply image tool. I looked at the image mode and the changed image was CMYK 8 bit. I changed it to RGB 16 bit to match the applied image layer. Still no choice. It was only after I saved the changed image that it came up as a choice. Long way around but I found a couple of other items to consider.
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Question: Hey Unmesh!
Once i heard there is more than one way than the shortcut control/J to make a copy of a layer. Thats not all. I heard too, that it makes a difference in the layer quality/layer properties, if you use another method. Do you know something about this informations?

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When i apply image on the 2nd layer and check the mask box, the image kind of shows a transparent shadows over the image. I'm doing exactly the same shown on this video. Just wanted to know if there's any setting in PS cs6. Kindly assist.
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The first thing that came to mind is what others have mentioned: the way you present things is so awesome! You're friendly, and you help me to not be intimidated by all this. And you're so good looking too.
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I always use the blend mode and curve tool to do the editing and its hard to achieve effects I want. this tutorial is much useful and time saving to make a great editing. A big thank you for sharing this
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I've always struggled with apply Image but you just made it all make sense, thanks. Really loving your videos, you presenting is refreshing, fun, clear and most of all informative. Keep up the good work: )
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Yo Unmesh, your tutorials are wonderfully awesome 'Bro. I love 'em all!
Keep 'em all comin', too. This is great learning, thanks to YOU. Keep up your beauty in teaching computer graphics. Thank you. Earl

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Thanks mate for teaching these techniques and also explaining what happens when you do things in PS. Thanks for the tip on how blend modes are organised as Darken, Lighten and contrast.
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you are excellent but you speak to fast. so even you provide great tips, it tiring to listen to your videos. thanks keep the great work and slow down. jejeje
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14: 45 Make it ''Nicer! LOL I love how he says that! You rock when it comes to teaching Photoshop, dude! You have a great personality! Thank you!
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This is terrific, all your videos are great. I would love if you broke down the math of it like you did with the Divide blend mode recently!
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Hi. thanks for the videos. you just make photoshop so simple and understandable. and enjoyable, have you done B&W conversions please let me know
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videos are always well done and well explained, but the sibilance echoing from all the reverb applied to the vocal signal is killing me.
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Wow, been using apply image for 20year. I did not know the true power, Thanks for teach an old Dawg new tricks. Your the Best. Keep posting.
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big fan here. Love your tutorials. Been working with photoshop for years but always learn something new with you. Thank you!
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Excellent video. To make it perfect, don't pronounce v as a w. Example: vertical, not wertical. Otherwise excellent video. thanks.
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very nice! thanks for this tutorial. do you mind if i'm asking what is the name of screen recording you using right now? thx!
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Thank you soo much for showing this Apply image technique. I am a big fan of your photoshop tutorials. Keep up the good work.
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Hey so why would I use apply image instead of something else? Is apply image a better option or more efficient somehow?
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