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Back light

New Here ,
Jan 06, 2019 Jan 06, 2019

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are there any ways to make a back light for multiple layers in a quick and easy way in photoshop? The end results im looking for is like a silhouette photograph with multiple people but there is another close light source from behind so it would make a rim light effect

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Jan 06, 2019 Jan 06, 2019

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Could you please post an example of what you want to achieve and some (loses versions of) images you wand to edit thusly?

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Jan 06, 2019 Jan 06, 2019

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i can't actually show what im working without proper credits (its a collaboration picture made by multiple artists) but here is a rough blurred version (for copyright reasons)

basically those are a bunch of different layers of different characters. i want to achieve that

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basically like the roster shown in front of the smash ultimate logo

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By far, the effect of a back light (actually a hair light) is best achieved in the original photography. If the images cannot be reshot, consider this alternative: (Click on the image to see it in a larger size.)

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Fig 2: The effect of Select & Mask

Fig 3: The Select & Mask with Background Copy visible  and its image darkened (the amount of darkening is up to you)..

Fig 4. Its sharp mask

Fig 5. The mask duplicated, placed on the top layer and blurred sightly. To blur, the mask is first inverted, then blurred, then inverted again to return it to normal.

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