How To Create An Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop CC

[@christinabrittain324]

Exceptionally well organized and presented video. Clear, concise, easily followed. Thank you. Look forward to reviewing your others and future creations.

[@marcusoutdoors4999]

Happy New Year, this was a perfectly timed video. We lost our little Border Terrier 2 weeks ago and I was thinking of doing something special to remember the little fella. As always thanks for a great tutorial, your delivery just gets better and better.

[@tonylight777]

Going to try it out for sure awesome work bro!

[@csfox3733]

clipping mask i think u can do it more faster by click ALT + click under layer and u ready to go but for sure best tutorials i am watching so far ,keep it up sir 😉

[@janeb9699]

When I drag my second photo in even though it’s a color photo, it turns to black and white when I add it to the original image (which is black and white like yours). But your second image stayed color. Why does that happen? And how can I fix it?

[@shrallseb]

Hey. I guess your original image is in Grayscale mode (it only has one lonely Grey channel instead of the usual Red, Green, Blue channels). What you have to do first is convert your Greyscale image to RGB (Image › Mode › RGB or something like that). Then you can add color images and layers.