Double Exposure Fun / How To Tutorial

[GusB]

For those that don't know how to do things like THIS

@slappa_da_tubs // Reflection

Here is how. I will be using a free Google editing app called Snapseed (it's my personal 'go to' for photo editing) for this tutorial, other apps with the same ability are are available.

Firstly of course you will need the idea of what image you want to create, for this I wanted the reflection to be the double exposure which makes it look odd / eery / creepy. 

Quite simply, you need at least 2 images to blend together.

Image 1 (primary image)

Image 2 (to use just the mirror)

Open up your primary image into Snapseed and hit the TOOLS section 

Snapseed (Google Play store)

Select double exposure

Snapseed (Google Play store)

Choose the photo you want to blend together

You can resize and choose the transparency using this droplet icon and using the slider. 

For my picture, I needed the face in the mirror to be at 100% or what will become equal to the primary photo.

Snapseed

To adjust the layered images, go to the edits function at the top of the screen

Snapseed

In this case, I wanted to ONLY blend the mirror and nothing else, so select the double exposure edit, and then the paintbrush icon. This will allow you to use your s-pen or finger, to manually blend.

Snapseed

Zooming in gives you more precise control to make the edges accurate.

Make any final edits, or keep adding further photos to blend in and BOOM you're a photo editing pro.

Have some fun with it!

[JAMES4578]

@GusB  Cool 😀   Certainly informative  for Members who are not familiar.

[capcut]

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