all over my picture where I don't want it. And where ever I move it, it just keeps useing the wrong layer for the colors. I tried flipping the pictures but I still didnt work the same...I don't know if I'm making sence because I'm really frustrated. I can make a lot of the same pictures anymore. PLEASE CHANGE IT BACK PLESE!
The color range masking for double exposures is COMPLETELY different now! Before, you would (for example) place it on on a blue sky, and it would replace that blue sky with the exposure under it. NOW, it for some reason uses the bottom exposures colors. For example, if I had a flowers for the bottom exposure and tried to put the color range on a blue sky (the top layer) it would go right through it and use the bottom layers colors which wasn't even visible. So now I have green leaves and stems
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shield400 1 month ago
great tutorial
MrIrelmattola 1 month ago
Cant***
Kristovano 3 months ago
all over my picture where I don't want it. And where ever I move it, it just keeps useing the wrong layer for the colors. I tried flipping the pictures but I still didnt work the same...I don't know if I'm making sence because I'm really frustrated. I can make a lot of the same pictures anymore. PLEASE CHANGE IT BACK PLESE!
Kristovano 3 months ago
The color range masking for double exposures is COMPLETELY different now! Before, you would (for example) place it on on a blue sky, and it would replace that blue sky with the exposure under it. NOW, it for some reason uses the bottom exposures colors. For example, if I had a flowers for the bottom exposure and tried to put the color range on a blue sky (the top layer) it would go right through it and use the bottom layers colors which wasn't even visible. So now I have green leaves and stems
Kristovano 3 months ago