Change Clothes With A Pattern Fill in Photoshop: Here Plethr
Change Clothes With A Pattern Fill in Photoshop: Here Plethr
Change Clothes With A Pattern Fill in Photoshop: Here Plethr
Photoshop allows you to create your own patterns (or use an existing one) and apply it to an image as a fill layer.
This means you can scale the pattern, as well as changing opacity and blending modes to make it look like the
pattern was always part of the image.
In this example, we’re going to change the texture of the woman’s suit in this image using an existing pattern.
You can download the image for free here. Thanks to Plethr. Note: I’m using CS5 for the screen grabs, but the
method is the same for older versions of Photoshop.
2. Before we apply a pattern fill we need to select only the parts of the image that we want to apply it to. In this
case the blue suit is fairly easy to select and there are several ways to do it. I’m using the Color Range command.
Choose Select > Color Range. The Color Range dialog box opens up. Use the Eyedropper to select part of the
suit. In the Color Range dialog box you’ll see a black and white preview of the parts of the image that are
selected. Drag the Fuzziness slider to the left and right to refine how much of the blue color is selected.
To add to the selection using similar colors, use the eyedropper with the + symbol, to remove a color from the
selection use the eyedropper with the – symbol. When you’re happy with the selection click OK.
3. If you find that this method has not picked up all of the suit, select the Magic Wand tool in the tool box and
Shift + Click any areas that have not been selected. By holding down the Shift key, you add to the selection and
don’t lose what has already been selected. Keep Shift + Clicking until you’ve selected every part of the suit.
4. Now that you have an active selection of the woman’s suit, click and hold on the Create New Fill or Adjustment
Layer button at the bottom of the Layers panel, and choose Pattern.
The Pattern Fill dialog box appears and in the Layers Palette you’ll see a new pattern layer mask above your
current layer. You’ll also notice that suddenly the woman’s suit is filled with the default pattern.
5. To apply a different pattern (because that default one is pretty hideous), click on the small triangle beside the
pattern swatch in the Pattern Fill dialog box. Then click on the small triangle in the upper right corner of the drop
down box. At the bottom of the menu that appears you will see lots of patterns available in groups such as Artist
Surfaces, Nature Patterns and Rock Patterns. Choose Artist Surfaces. You will more than likely see a dialog box
asking if you want to Replace Current Patterns, just choose Append to add to your existing patterns.
6. Choose a pattern that you like from the thumbnails, I’ve picked Gauze and set the scale to 150%. You’ll see the
pattern applied instantly to the suit. Click OK if you’re happy with that pattern, otherwise choose another one.
The result will appear a little heavy handed and completely unnatural, but that’s where our blending modes come
in.
7. With your new Fill layer still selected, click and hold on Normal in the blending mode drop-down menu on the
Layers panel, and choose Multiply. By choosing Multiply, the white part of the pattern is knocked out and we just
see that Gauze effect. Importantly though, we see the creases and seams in the suit.
You can also reduce the opacity of the pattern fill if it is too overwhelming.
8. You can experiment with other blending modes to see how they affect the final rendering of the pattern.
Overlay tends to work very well, too.
The best thing about this method is how easy it easy it is to change the pattern. Simply double click on the
Pattern Fill thumbnail (the one on the left side of the layer) to quickly choose and apply other patterns. Here’s a
few more examples with the same image and the Red Fleck, Blue Daisy and Wood patterns which come with
Photoshop.
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Imagenomic Portraiture 2.3.3
Bring out the Best in Your Portraits
Portraiture is a Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture plugin that eliminates the tedious manual labor of
selective masking and pixel-by-pixel treatments to help you achieve excellence in portrait retouching. It
intelligently smoothens and removes imperfections while preserving skin texture and other important portrait
details such as hair, eyebrows, eyelashes etc.
Portraiture features a powerful masking tool that enables selective smoothening only in the skin tone areas
of the image. What makes Portraiture’s masking tool truly unique is its built-in Auto-Mask feature. It helps
you quickly discover most of the skin tone range of the image automatically and, if preferred, you can
manually fine-tune it to ensure optimal results, providing unmatched precision and productivity.
For finer control, you can specify the smoothening degree for different detail sizes and adjust the sharpness,
softness, warmth, brightness and contrast.
Portraiture comes with pre-defined presets for one-click effects and, as with all Imagenomic plugins, you can
capture your own signature workflow in a custom preset tailored to your specific requirements and
photographic portfolio.
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காரணங்களுக்கு இந்த கருப்புப் பின்புலம் முக்கியமாகப் பயன்படுகிறது. பலர் கருப்பு பின்புலத்தை "மங்களம்"
இல்லை எனத் தவிர்த்துவிடுவர். இந்த விருப்பு, வெறுப்புக்கு அப்பால், கருப்புப் பின்புலத்தில் கருப்பொருளைப்
விளக்கமே இப்பதிவு.
வேண்டும்.
விடயத்திற்கு வருவோம்.
படம் 2
வட்டிலிருந்த
ீ பொருட்களைக் கொண்டு இரு torch light உதவியுடன் கமிராவிலுள்ள
படமாக்க உதவும்.
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(CTRL+J).
ரேடியஸை கொடுக்கவும்.
அதாவது High Pass பில்டரைப்பொருத்தவரை Radius 1 லிருந்து 2
நீக்கவேண்டும்.
கீ ழேயிருக்கும் படத்தை பாருங்கள் படத்தை Zoom செய்து பார்க்கையில்
Image>Adjustments>Desaturate செய்துகொள்ளவும்.(Shift+Ctrl+U).
Desaturate செய்தவுடன் படத்தில் Color Frings கள் நீக்கப்பட்டிருப்பதைக்
காணலாம்.
சரி High Pass பில்டரை Apply செய்துவிட்டோம்,ஆனால் படத்தில் என்னவோ
லேயரின் Blend மோடை Overlay அல்லது Softlight க்கு மாற்ற 50% Gray வானது
குறைத்துக்கொள்ளவும்.
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GUIDES IN PHOTOSHOP.
Here is a quick, easy way to add a centered guide to any Photoshop document:
That’s it. Want to mark the center of your document? Repeat the process twice with both horizontal
and vertical guides. This technique works for all percentages, so if you want a guide at 1/3 the width
of your image, just enter a percentage of 33%.