Double Exposure - Photoshop Tutorial

Learn to skillfully blend and scale images in Photoshop, creating captivating double exposures with layer masks, adjustment layers, and smart editing techniques. This brief tutorial guides you from setting up a new document to applying final vintage effects, highlighting the role of lighting in creating dramatic visual narratives.
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[@CristiKerekes]

Most popular Double Exposure tutorial in Photoshop: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2Kcq5Kimd-Dm9U

[@thierrylagrin2859]

A lot of technic there! Great tutorial 👌

[@CristiKerekes]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@the52doors6]

favourite double exposure tutorial vid so far - thank you, learnt a lot

[@RaulRodriguez-fj4mo]

I learned some new photoshop tips watching this. Thank you for sharing

[@CristiKerekes]

Happy to hear that!, Raul! I have a playlist on the channel dedicated to Double Exposures.

[@CristiKerekes]

It would mean a lot to me if you press the LIKE under the video!

[@maymaytheself6519]

The object is an African decoration, snail shell. Thank you for teaching me how to make this double exposure image, planning to use similar picture for my thumbnail

[@CristiKerekes]

You're very welcome! Thanks for helping with the snail shell :)

[@maymaytheself6519]

@@CristiKerekes subscribing!

[@daniellepettit9207]

I love your videos! Thank you! I learned some new photoshop tips watching this. Nice edit too 🙌 ✨

[@CristiKerekes]

Thank you Danielle! You're feedback really helps!

[@ashlee743]

It's a cowrie shell. They've got some amazing patterns depending on the species.

[@CristiKerekes]

That's so cool! Thanks for sharing this info :)

[@ashlee743]

@@CristiKerekes No problem! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@borcomandinu6881]

Nice one, Cristi! 👏🏻

[@CristiKerekes]

Looks like Dinu is back in the house! Hahah, thanks man!

[@mariolinton]

It’s a small seashell! Clamped onto her braid/lock!

[@CristiKerekes]

Thanks so much, Mario! I searched a lot on Google, because I was so curious if it's some kind of jewelry or not.

[@forhadrh]

Hmm, interesting!

[@carloscarlos-ys6pt]

Hola Cristi...Gracias!!! muy muy buen tutorial!! aprendí muchos detalles más. Gracias!! Saludos. Carlos (Argentina)

[@CristiKerekes]

Hola Carlos! Muchas gracias por dejar un comentario aquí! Estoy muy contento de que te guste este tutorial :) (Espero que Google Translate haya hecho un buen trabajo aquí)

[@diocuper]

That's amazing! Thank you!

[@CristiKerekes]

You're welcome, Diovana! If you have any questions, come back here and I'll try to help.

[@joanmedina2886]

Fantastic tutorial.

[@CristiKerekes]

Many thanks! I try my best :)

[@sachinsharma8633]

I can't able to use oil paint effect in photoshop cc 2021 in my case oil paint effect is enable but whenever i use that it show that update the diver please help me how I update the diver for that

[@Mr_blame]

please I have a question to ask. please how do you post to IG?. after saving for web and using your directions, I still have some compressions on my pictures😭

[@圣之路]

Very, very, very good. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@CristiKerekes]

Hey! Thanks a lot for your feedback!

[@maiorhossan7617]

hey great job!

[@ТатьянаПономарева-р8ю]

man, u are amasing

[@CristiKerekes]

Hey! Thanks!

[@sydneynudel814]

how do you drag an image into the new document

[@Menna.at.Turkey]

thank you for sharing

[@Kameron247]

wow so amazing, this tutorial is so useful to me

[@CristiKerekes]

Awesome! Glad to hear that! Did you watch the other two double exposure videos? I think you would enjoy them.

[@Kameron247]

@@CristiKerekes no let me check, also check mine

[@forhadrh]

Nicely explained. Good good 👍

[@CristiKerekes]

Glad you liked it! What was your favorite part?

[@forhadrh]

@@CristiKerekes 1:03 - this one :v :p

[@CristiKerekes]

Hahah, yeah, I always want to learn new things about different cultures and that object was my curiosity.

[@martingodden4048]

Hi Cristi Sorry for such a simple question, but how are you resizing your image as I am new to this, and what version of Photoshop are you using as i find that some of the features you are using are not in the same place? I have an Adobe account and get the latest updates.

[@CristiKerekes]

Hey Martin! You simply drag with your mouse of one of the resize points like I show in the video. I also think that searching on Google "how to resize photos in Photoshop" will help you a lot. I use the latest version of Photoshop CC 2021.

[@AndreiVaida]

Very useful tips! Regarding the image, I liked a bit more the other two; this one seems a bit too empty and too pink to me. Other silhouettes could be added maybe? And it would be interesting to keep the eyes from the first image visible. But it still catches you from the beginning, great edit!

[@CristiKerekes]

Thanks for the feedback, Andrei! Yes, great tips in your comment. Regarding the eye, there are some dark parts of those clouds that fill in the eye area and I thought this way looks more abstract. Maybe someone will read this comment and recreate the image with the tips you've mentioned. Have a great weekend! :)

[@AndreiVaida]

Indeed, I hadn't noticed that. Have a great weekend too!

[@favour_stark]

Add some dark vignette

[@bereanvisuals]

It's a hair accessory called 'cowry'

[@ameniameni7837]

bravooo

[@CristiKerekes]

Thanks! Did you try it yet in Photoshop?

[@Beastdrews]

Hey dude im graphic designer senior year next year nice Job though i like it photoshop is just all about experiencing stuff until they are good and we may keep on changing and fixing. Of course no one could just perfectly do thing real quick like i meant you tried alot different things before creating this video . I would likr to know the truth its means alot to me

[@Beastdrews]

I like your channel and ill be supporting ❤

[@SomethingWasTaken2]

nice video

[@CristiKerekes]

So nice to hear this! Did you tried recreating the image yet?

[@SomethingWasTaken2]

@@CristiKerekes ​ no not yet but in a couple of hours i will

[@abhishekwavhal3319]

Sir Please Make Tutorial on How to turn real people into pixar character.

[@CristiKerekes]

That would be so challenging, haha!

[@abhishekwavhal3319]

And I think you love challenges.. Am I right sir

[@emmanuelijomah8163]

It's a cowry shell

[@SheLuvsOmar]

the thing in his or her hair is a shell

[@ryanleetz3434]

the object is a shell mostly worn in your har by some carinean people

[@simoharjane7823]

those are shells could be .. beads attached to Rastafarian hair some African add that to their Rastafarian hair , like accessories . could be rings, beads .......wish you just left it here .

[@mychaeljenkins4609]

Please turn CC (subtitles) on. so I can read because I'm deaf. I have no idea what you talk about.

[@CristiKerekes]

Done.

[@mychaeljenkins4609]

@@CristiKerekes Thanks! :D

[@Ryanthemusician]

Its a seachell in her hair

[@CristiKerekes]

Thanks Ryan!

[@joshuaconn9325]

that is some type of sea shell in her hair. its decorative. it is a sea shell. just sayn'. lol

[@blakemckenna4935]

This is a great piece of work, however, it's far from "easy" as you state in the title. My skill level with PS is definitely not at your level. But great job anyway!

[@ryanleetz3434]

caribean

[@rawsrange999]

Pubes

[@thomasclark631]

Take, don’t make.