Scene synthesis, synthesis of a child being chased by a shark at sea – photo synthesis

<pThe tutorial is relatively simple. Each step only provides tips on what techniques to use. If you have the basics, it is actually not difficult. The main thing is material cutout and synthesis. It is recommended that students with basic knowledge learn other people's synthesis ideas.

Final effect

Materials used: http://www.16xx8.com/photoshop/sucai/2016/l263915.html

(Materials have been given for each step of the tutorial. You can package and download them, or you can download them while following the tutorial)

1. Change the sky

2. Replace the seabed

3. Add wooden barrel

4. Place the little boy

5. Insert shark

Let me explain this step: Put the shark layer Layer mode settings�Multiply, then create a new blank layer and create a clipping mask (hold down the ALT key, move the mouse between the blank layer and the shark layer, click when the mouse changes.) Use the white brush tool, left-click anywhere on the canvas Place, the brush settings will pop up, reduce the hardness to the minimum, and then rub it on the shark’s position.

Not demanding, ActuallyAfter changing the layer blending mode,Just directly reduce the opacity of the shark layer . . . .

6. Add light and shadow

Finally, use “High Contrast” to sharpen it and improve the details of the image.

Final effect:

<pThe tutorial is relatively simple. Each step only provides tips on what techniques to use. If you have the basics, it is actually not difficult. The main thing is material cutout and synthesis. I recommend students with basic knowledge to learn other people's synthesis ideas.

Final effect

Materials used: http://www.16xx8.com/photoshop/sucai/2016/l263915.html

(Materials have been given for each step of the tutorial. You can package and download them, or you can download them while following the tutorial)

1. Change the sky

2. Replace the seabed

3. Add wooden barrel

4. Place the little boy

5. Insert shark

Let me explain this step: Put the shark layer Set the layer mode to Multiply, then create a new blank layer and create a clipping mask (hold down the ALT key, move the mouse between the blank layer and the shark layer, and click when the mouse changes.) Use the white brush tool , left-click anywhere on the canvas, the brush settings will pop up, reduce the hardness to the lowest, and then rub it on the shark’s position.

Not demanding, ActuallyAfter changing the layer blending mode,Just directly reduce the opacity of the shark layer . . . .

6. Join the light�

Finally, use “High Contrast” to sharpen it and improve the details of the image.

Final effect: