Paint Shop Blend Modes and Mask Layer

Blend modes are magical - really! After watching this video you will be in awe of their power and then to top it off you will know something more about Mask Layers. The Multiply Blend Mode and a Mask Layer will empower you to do things you may have thought you couldn't do! www.the-graphics-tablet.com

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• paint shop pro
• digital editing
• blend modes
• mask layers

[ktmcleopatra]

Thanks a lot! You saved me from a lot of work :) (And convinced me that I don't have to buy Adobe)

[riberg]

@ktmcleopatra Glad tp be pf assostamce ...

Rich

[ZADZUKZ]

he's great...very informative and polite.

[riberg]

@ZADZUKZ Well thank you very much!

Rich

[mustangeddie302]

Always such great presentations Rich!! I've been using PSP X2 for over 2 years now and always trying to raise the bar on my work. Using some of these methods will definitely help do that. As a photographer I tend to shoot dark so as not to loose detail from over exposure. Much easier to brighten and retain detail. Once over exposed the detail can be lost!

[riberg]

@mustangeddie302 Ain't that the truth - getting detail back in blown out highlights is an exercise in futility.

Have you tried the Shadows/Highlights adjustment? I've been using it in Photoshop and Elements and it really is quite effective.

Rich

[riberg]

@sonicmonkey123 Thanks - your comment is appreciated ...

Rich

[sonicmonkey123]

21st century Bob Ross right here! Amazing tutorial.

[riberg]

@kimbergirlie24 Ya - you can have a different blend mode for each layer and they are right above the layer.

Rich

[kimbergirlie24]

Hi.. I was wondering.. when you have your layers box up, how do you get the blend moods across in each layer level?mine is just at the top of the box?