Let's talk about how to use PS vanishing point to create realistic three-dimensional effects (skill sharing)

Previous article " Let me talk to you as a novice, what are the requirements for using PS design configuration? ", I introduced to you that the entry-level PS has prerequisites for computer configuration. The following article will introduce to you how to use PS to add a sense of three-dimensional space to pictures. Friends in need can refer to it.

How to use the ps vanishing point function

ps vanishing point is suitable for three-dimensional mapping. Open the two pictures in PS. One is a Marvel superhero, and the second is a blank package.

The key points are as follows:

• Execute [Filter]--[Vanishing Point] to open the "Vanishing Point" dialog box.

• The vanishing point shortcut key is: Alt Ctrl V.

• The copy to paste shortcut key is: Ctrl C-Ctrl V

The steps are as follows:

Step 1:First, open the Marvel hero material image as the printed material texture for the package. Press Ctrl and left-click the mouse to select all, CTRL C to copy, CTRL W to close the Marvel hero material file. Open the material image as shown below. In the Layers panel, create a new layer.

Step 2: Execute "Filter--Vanishing Point" to open the vanishing point dialog box as shown below.

Step 3: Select the second tool, create a plane tool, press CTRL V, and copy the Marvel hero material into the selection. Select the "Transform Tool" in the toolbox, drag the Marvel hero material into the selection content, and place it in the appropriate position. Click OK to apply and turn off the Vanishing Point filter.

Step 4: Use layer blending modes, such as overlay, etc. to make the effect more natural.

The final result is as follows:

• When creating a plane tool, be sure to enlarge it and match the edges when creating it.

• After pasting the image, fine-tune the details and match the layer blending mode.

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