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Hi all,
I love shooting at sunset and then blue hour and merge it on photoshop, but lately I am getting a pink/mangenta hue when using the lighten blend.
Anyonw knows why this is hapening and how to avoid it?
Thank you.
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Without seeing the two constituting images it seems impossible to judge whether the result is unexpected.
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Hi,
The hue can be clearly seen on the image I've posted, but here is the base photo:
And here is the top layer:
Thank you for your help.
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The Blend Mode works per Channel so the result does not seem exactly surprising.
What do you want to achieve instead?
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I am trying to do a sunset/blue hour blend, so I have the lights on the cloister only.
That blend if is news to me. Thank you for the screenshot but I am not udnertanding how you managed to make it work correctly.
Thank you.
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One can »Blend if« both based on the Composite Channel and on the individual Channels.
• »This Layer« means that the values in the active Layer determine the visibility – that means the effect is as is, no matter what lies underneath.
• »Underlying Layer« means the underlying Layer determines the visibility – that means the effect would change with a different background.
• But one can use both settings.
• By alt-click-dragging one can split the handles to create softer transitions (provided the Layer itself contains soft contrasts).
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Maybe you want to look into Blend If-settings? (the left two are the originals, the second from the right the Lighten-version, the rightmost a Blend If-version)