Christmas Tree Branches Photo Overlays Free Download collection of 72 creative photo overlays mix of branches, cones & pre-made designs to style perfect holiday scenes great for Christmas mini sessions shooting through the tree branches effect (blurred foreground)beautiful dynamic effectAchieve amazing atmosphere with original results just in few seconds.Work in any editing software that allows using layers (Photoshop CS & CC, Photoshop Elements, Zoner, Gimp, PicMonkey & etc.) You Can Also Download Photo overlays
PACKAGE DETAILS:
- 72 different Christmas tree photo overlays
- branches, cones & pre-made scenes
- PNG files with transparent background
- shooting through the branches effect (blurred foreground)
- great for winter mini sessions, kids, families & portrait photos
- suitable for photos up to 5000 x 3500px and smaller
- 300 dpi – high resolution, great for prints
- drag & drop – super easy to use
VERY EASY TO USE:
- just place overlay over your photo and set size & position properly
- if needed – use eraser (or layer mask and soft black brush) to clean for example facial parts etc.
- if you need more intense effect – you can play with Brightness/Contrast mask
- if you need to adjust colors, you can play with Hue/Saturation mask
- merge layers and that’s it! So simple.
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How to Use Photoshop Overlays in Photoshop
Photoshop overlays are images or textures that can be added to a photo to create a particular effect or enhance its visual appeal. Here are the steps to use Photoshop overlays in Photoshop:
- Open your photo in Photoshop.
- Open the overlay image you want to use in Photoshop.
- Select the overlay image, right-click on it, and choose “Copy” or press “Ctrl + C” (Windows) or “Cmd + C” (Mac) to copy the image to the clipboard.
- Go back to your photo in Photoshop and paste the overlay image onto a new layer by pressing “Ctrl + V” (Windows) or “Cmd + V” (Mac).
- Adjust the size and position of the overlay as needed by using the “Transform” tool (Edit > Transform).
- Change the blend mode of the overlay layer to “Overlay”, “Soft Light”, or “Multiply”, depending on the effect you want to achieve.
- Adjust the opacity of the overlay layer to fine-tune the effect.
- If needed, use layer masks to selectively hide or reveal parts of the overlay layer.
