Bob Gager, Group Product Manager for Photoshop Elements, responds to a fan question explaining how to composite two photos and create a ghostly effect.
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Photoshop CC tutorial showing how to recreate the dramatic, split-flap display from the “Non-Stop” movie trailer.
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In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn the basics of creating a double exposure effect using the mask tool, adjustment layers and the quick selection tool. There’s many ways to complete this effect. I made this tutorial because I haven’t seen this way shared. Thank you for viewing. Please like, comment and share if you’ve found this Photoshop tutorial useful. Until next video. Thank you.
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