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I've been learning about and playing with layer blend modes in Photoshop that I'd ignored for the twenty years that I've been using the app.
In the last year I've been watching youtube videos from a fellow named Blake Rudis who has quite a lot to say about color theory.
In one of his videos I was introduced to using the Hard Mix layer blend mode, which if you've ever set a layer to that you've thought, "Ugh! How awful!"
See the middle screenshot in the image above.
Yesterday I posted an image of this Julia butterfly (see first comment box below). I really liked how using the Hard Mix blend mode turned out and thought I'd talk about it here at Sliders Sunday, especially with how extreme things looked until sliders were slud.
I used the color picker tool to create a light orange and a darker orange for the foreground and background colors. The colors were picked from the butterfly. I also had created a selection of just the butterfly. On a new blank layer set to Normal blend mode, I drew a gradient from darker to lighter orange within that selection of the butterfly.
That's the top screenshot in the image. You can see that layer is blue showing it's active, and what the gradient looked like with the layer set to Normal blend mode.
Then I set that layer's blend mode to Hard Mix and you can see just how awful it looked in that middle screenshot, when the layer's Opacity and Fill opacity are at 100%.
Hard Mix is one of those blend modes whose mathematical formulae react differently between the Layer opacity and Fill opacity sliders. Lowering the Fill opacity changed how the colors of the gradient interacted with the layers below in a very nice way. That's the lowest screenshot and also the final image that was posted yesterday. Hard Mix, between 3% and 12% Fill opacity can be used to add a sort of glow or extra brightness. It seems to have more saturation than using Color Dodge and less darkening than Color Burn.
Hopefully by pressing L and then clicking on the image it'll become large enough to see more.
I had already used Shadows sliders to bring up the shadows before using the orangey gradient to add a little pizzazz. This gradient wasn't applied to the unedited image that's also in the first comment box.
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Saudia 777-300ER HZ-AK43 in the latest version of the Formula E color scheme arriving Runway 19C at IAD.
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Formula E Eprix in Long Beach.
Shot with an m42 135mm f/2.8 lens adapted using an AF confirm chip that reads as 50mm.
a graphical description about how to make a CP for this shape.
Edit. I forgot to mention that for this model there are three parallel directions:
(i) horizontal, 0°or 180° with mountain/ridge fold.
(ii) diagonal which defines the almost vertical lines of the parallelogram, with mountain/ridge fold.
(III) and the diagonal inbetween, with valley fold.
Limestone wall block fragment with parts of five columns of green-filled hieroglyphic inscription, from the debris of the north wall of the antechamber, inscribed with Pyramid Texts, within the pyramid of king Pepy I at Saqqara, containing the cartouche of King Pepy four times in the formulae for the ascent of the king to heaven and for his eternal supply of food and drink.
Dynasty 6 (2287 BC).
ELEKTROPOWER
"Die Formula E bringt Renntechnik auf die Straße. In der fünften Saison treten neun Autohersteller aus aller Welt gegeneinander an. Damit ist die Formula E mehr als nur eine Rennserie – sie ist ein Kampf um die Zukunft. Unsere Elektrorennwagen ebnen den Weg für die Autos von morgen."
2017/2018 FIA Formula E Championship..
Round 3 - Marrakesh ePrix..
Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan, Marrakesh, Morocco..
Friday 12 January 2018..
Mitch Evans (NZL), Panasonic Jaguar Racing, Jaguar I-Type II. .
Photo: Zak Mauger/LAT/Formula E.
ref: Digital Image _56I4680