#Corel photo paint tutorial license#

It can help you make a more detailed, closer mask selection. When using the Magic Wand tool and other Mask tools, explore the Tolerance level on the Property Bar. All this depends really on the complexity of your photos. Select Invert Mask (Ctrl+Shift+I), on the Property Bar if needed, and click Delete on the keyboard. Then pick the Magic Wand Tool (W), to select the entire object. Drag the handles to create a big black object. Or try the Desaturate Lens in combination with the Tone Curve Lens, or Contrast Enhancement Lens. So, when using a photo with a more complex background, rather than a plain-colored background, try the Greyscale Lens Object (you can also click on the New Lens icon in the Object Manager Docker). For example, the Greyscale Lens Object (Object > Create > New Lens > Grayscale), which I would have used, in case the Colour Transparency tool didnвЂ™t produce a good enough job. You can also choose other adjustment tools. The goal is to isolate the area to keep, and remove the rest. Adjust the settings if needed.ДЇor the more elaborate method use a combo of Channels and Contrast Enhancement effects to create a good contrast. This works great for the Bald Eagle photo. By default, the Property Bar values are set to Tolerance 10 and Smoothing 20. Remember to look at the Property Bar when you pick the Colour Transparency Tool. I use this method for this tutorialВґs Double Exposure illustration.

Both ways have their strengths.ДЇor the quick and easy method: The Colour Transparency Tool (2), in the Toolbox. One is quick and easy, and the other more elaborated and often used, using image adjustment effects. ItвЂ™s easy to remove backgrounds in Corel PHOTO-PAINT, and you can use different methods. With other photos, you might like to go with the Multiply Merge Mode effect. I then use the Lightness Merge Mode in the Object Manager Docker, for blending the effect. You will use this entire area later on, for your double exposure effect. Extend the object below, by using the Paint Tool (P), and paint black underneath the area of the Eagle and Gorilla. When youвЂ™re finished, select the photos in the Object Manager Docker, and click the Combine Icon in the bottom of the Docker to combine both images into one object. In this case the blue sky behind the Eagle, and areas around the Gorilla. One of a Bald Eagle and one of a Gorilla. Then import two photos via CONNECT > Content Exchange > Photos > Animals. In this tutorial we will be blending it all together.ДЇor this tutorial IвЂ™ll be using photos included in CONNECT X8 Content Exchange, part of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X8, and my own created bitmap texture, to give it a worn-out postcard-ish feel.Д¬reate a New Image Document in Corel PHOTO-PAINT X8 ( File > New). Basically itвЂ™s the same with the Double Exposure Effect technique, because the thinking behind it is similar в€’ using multiple objects and images, to create one image. The cool thing about Collage, (apart from Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque being credited for coining the term Collage in European western art around 1912), is that it is primarily about assembling multiple images into one. Working with Double Exposure and Collage techniques в€’ and in this case Double Exposure effects в€’ can be very inspiring and make a strong visual impression.

CorelCAD 2021 вЂ“ Education Edition (Windows/Mac)Д¬reate Double Exposure effects using Corel PHOTO-PAINT X8 By Stefan Lindblad.

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#Corel photo paint tutorial license#

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