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Giveaway of the day — 500 Wedding Photo Overlays Bundle
500 Wedding Photo Overlays Bundle a fost chilipirul zilei în 18 noiembrie 2020
Vă prezentăm acest pachet minunat de peste 500 de resurse unice în care veți găsi cele mai bune suprapuneri de fotografii pentru gustul dvs. preferat.
În acest pachet, veți găsi 21 de categorii pentru a face minuni fotografice.
Această colecție a fost special creată pentru a oferi fotografilor profesioniști și entuziaști efecte frumoase, unice pentru nunta lor, modă, portret și imagini de familie.
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Cerinţe minime de sistem:
Mac, Windows, and Linux; Compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Elements, Corel PaintShopPro or free programs like Gimp, Pixlr, Paint.net, Seashore, SumoPaint, Krita, CinePaint, Serif PhotoPlus, PaintShop Pro, and Pixelmator
Publicist:
Eldamar StudioPagina de pornire:
https://eldamar-studio.com/product/2000-wedding-photo-overlays-bundle/Dimensiunile fişierului:
277,41 МБ
Licence details:
Lifetime
Preţ:
$125
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Maybe I am missing something, I'm not a pro photo editor by any means, but the files/images are all in JPG with a black background.
So how to use them as an overlay? If I remove the black, those with for instance the blue fireworks have a very gradual gradient from black to dark blue. So you have to remove quite aggressively, deleting the 'glow' in the process.
Can't use layer transparency either as the effect will evaporate as well.
Looking at the pictures in the examples, I can't see how to apply it like that. With only the light swirls and orbs showing.
Seems almost as converted PNG (to JPG) files where the transparency has been lost, filled in with black.
Am I missing something??
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Still, why not distribute them as PNGs with real transparency, which would make them easier to use intuitively by anyone without any knowledge in any free or commercial graphics software that accepts layers?
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Richard, not to forget that ALSO JPEG is a lossy compression method and PNG can be lossless so not only can PNG produce better transparency, with less proccessing between layers, it produces better image quality over all!
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Just search and you will find the answer.
https://mrlightroom.com/tutorials/how-to-use-jpeg-overlays-with-black-background/
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The fireworks are 1920 x 1080 res, but not well focused. I suspect the company would have faired better just providing a link to this page where they routinely offer a small sampling of different free overlays. https://eldamar-studio.com/product-category/free/free-photoshop-overlays/
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