I want to do the overlay/filter effects below(note they are pretty subtle):
I've experimented with several blending options but I can't seem to find out how the make that overlay effect. A detailed response is appreciative. Thank you in advance.
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Sign up to join this communityI want to do the overlay/filter effects below(note they are pretty subtle):
I've experimented with several blending options but I can't seem to find out how the make that overlay effect. A detailed response is appreciative. Thank you in advance.
Well, you can do this pretty easy.
(1) When using a Solid Color you can change the color by double clicking on the Layer thumbnail and selecting a color. When clicking on the Layer thumbnail mask you can use two colors: black and white where full white means 100% opacity of the color you selected on the Layer thumbnail and full black means 100% Transparency of that same color.
So in our case, choosing a black brush with 15% opacity we are actually erasing 15% of the color's opacity, leaving it with only 85%.
It's better to use a brush instead of a gradient cause you have more control over the result and you can give it different shapes/sizes/opacity and by using a solid color you maintain full editing capabilities of everything and you can change the shape, the color, everything.