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I’m beginning to experiment with Blend Modes. – A whole new adventure.
My first attempt…
Oranges-rs.jpg

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Here’s an excellent beginner’s tutorial on the topic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…..NuQERoJQPA

 

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Great video Ron.  I’ve used blending modes on the montage and that picture with my son and the plant that I labeled “double exposure”.

 

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Yes, I’ve used them often to enhance a single image,
but not to combine images.  Looks like fun.

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I use screen and multiply blend modes on curves to dodge and burn and it is the best way I’ve found so far to do it, better than even combinations I’ve experimented with in Lightroom.

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