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Editing composites for dramatically lit images
In this tutorial, Helen Williams will be sharing exactly how she edits her composite images in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
Learn how to edit composite images in Lightroom and Photoshop
In this tutorial, Helen Williams will be sharing exactly how she edits her composite images in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop.
The tutorial covers the full editing process of three images. The first, a simple two image composite where the technique is used to remove a Magmod MagBox from the scene. You will learn the fundamentals of layer masks and brushes and how they can be used to hide and reveal parts of each image to create one finished image.
The second edit is a three image composite where both the bride and groom were lit individually. Helen not only covers the editing process but the importance of making sure your subjects stay perfectly still when shooting.
The final edit consists of 13 images/layers as a large group composite shot on a real wedding day. In addition to the editing process, Helen explains how and why she saves all of her layers and work that has been done in photoshop before flattening the image to exporting back into Lightroom. There’s nothing worse than spending a lot of time on a composite edit to realise that you have made an error when it’s too late and you have to start all over again!
Helen Williams
I’m a super energetic; disco dancing; tea drinking; doggy loving (calm your dirty mind – i’m referring to the animals); pizza munching; photo bombing; car singing; prosecco guzzling; welsh and proud; limbo champion; cartwheeling extraordinaire who happens to spend my days taking pretty pictures! I really hate spiders, wooden forks, the new cardboard straws that are simply useless!I am also one incredibly proud part of the Flash Masters founding team and am absolutely gutted I will never be able to enter the awards! I absolutely cannot wait to see all of the talent the community is going to offer!
