The Ultimate Photoshop Compositing Course
Where to begin when you want to master compositing in Photoshop?
After all, there is so much to learn, and so many, many things you can do. It’s overwhelming.
And maybe that’s the reason so many courses fall short when it comes to teaching master compositing in Photoshop.
A list of instructions doesn’t do much good when you sit down in front of the tools and try to figure them out.
A brief tutorial doesn’t help if it doesn’t give you the skills you need for a specific project.
Reading books and watching YouTube videos will only take you so far.
Even if you take a course with a master photographer, often the information from the course may abruptly disappear from your mind the moment you sit down and try to do it on your own.
While theoretical knowledge is always interesting, what you need to learn for compositing in Photoshop is practical, hands-on knowledge. For example, let’s say you want to create a moody scene of nighttime fog out of one of your photos.
And wouldn’t it be great if you learn skills that could be applied to any compositing project you try, not just one? At last, your chance is here.
Practical Instructions On Realistic Compositing
• Installing The Brushes & Using The Source Images
• Extracting The Background
• Creating The Fog Brush
• Creating The Background - Parts 1 and 2
• Adding Background Snow
• Adding Detail & Finishing Touches
• Creating The Foreground Parts 1 and 2
• Adding The Grass
• Adding Scene Elements
• Adding Background Characters
• Adding Foreground Characters
What You'll Learn In This Compositing Tutorials Photoshop
• How to create snow, fog, and grass brushes from scratch and use them in your composite and even save them as presets for future use by exploring the brush settings panel in detail
• How to extract a background from a busy image using advanced masking techniques
• How to work with light and shadow to create a silhouette effect
• How to blend a subject to a background and match light and perspective
• How to apply atmospheric perspective to add depth to a photo
• How to combine multiple images together and create amazing composites very easily using the skills and the techniques that you've learned
Note: The photoshop compositing course comes with video lessons, project files, a product banner, and landing page images and are compatible with Photoshop CS6 and above.
A Sneak Peek Into The Course
Creation Of A Fog Brush
Adding The Grass Brush
Compositing All The Elements Together
Photoshop Masking
Painting With The Fog Brush
Final Composite Image
All The Skills You Need For Compositing In Photoshop
Finally, you have a photoshop composite course that pulls all the skills and tools of Photoshop compositing together into one exciting, hands-on project.
You will rapidly gain confidence as you masterfully create your background and foreground, add layers, and paint fog and other atmospheric details.
In the end, you’ll have a finished product you can be proud of. But more than that: you’ll have the confidence to transfer these compositing in photoshop skills to other images, fusing elements of multiple photos together to create stunning results over and over.
While a plethora of Photoshop compositing courses exists, you won’t find another one quite like this, where your focus is on a real-life project.
So if you’ve always wanted to really learn the art of Photoshop compositing from the ground upwards, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity…for only $29. Yes, you can now purchase this course, which has a $100 value, for just $29.
Frequently Asked Questions
What software and system requirements?
Compatible with Photoshop CS and CC versions on both Mac & Windows; requires basic Photoshop setup.
What skill level is it for?
Designed for beginners and intermediates.
Does the course include creative effects?
Yes, it goes beyond technical blending to teach how to add flares, glows, fantasy skies, and creative overlays for artistic impact.
Stephen Levin –
Great product. The tutorial on creating fog was itself worth the price.
[email protected] –
Just what I was to find. Just adding realistic fog was worth the price, but there is so much more. Thank you