Photo Montage Tutorial

A photomontage begins with a collection of photos, often with a related subject or theme. The photos are then arranged together to create an image compilation. The art of photomontage dates back to after the first world war, when the method of creation involved cutting and pasting photographs together. Today, modern image editing software plays an important role in creating a photomontage. Photomontages vary in size from a small collection of images to a poster-sized display.

Instructions

1




A photomontage begins with a collection of photos.

Assemble a collection of several images with a similar theme or subject. You may choose to compile photos of each member on your cheerleading squad, images of your child at different stages in her life, or action shots of your pets. Choose photos that vary in size and depth or keep them uniform in appearance.

2




Use computer software to create your montage.

Scan your images to create digital files. Save your files in the same folder with the JPEG file extension. Title your folder Photomontage Images. Once you have your collection of JPEG images, open them all in your image editing software.

3




Crop photos creatively for a unique effect.

Consider the content of each image and edit it according to what you want to display in your photo montage. Crop out the unnecessary elements. Use a selection tool to select the part of the image you do not want to use and delete this portion of the photo. As an alternative, simply use the eraser tool to erase backgrounds in images.

4




Save your montage as one file.

Import each of your images into the same file. You may do this by choosing "File > Import" or by dragging your images into the same file. If your image editing software allows it, keep each image on a different layer. This will allow for ease of selection and positioning later. Name each layer to help you more easily identify the photo involved. Save your file as Photomontage.

5




Rotate some photos for an interesting effect.

Position each photo within the montage. Resize, rotate, flip or crop images to make them fit better into the mix. If your photos each have their own layer, you will need to select each layer before moving the image. Play around and create different combinations of positions until you create the montage you like best.

6




Add effects to the edges of the photos within the montage.

Apply an effect to the edges of your photos to create a blended photomontage. Set your eraser tool at 10 percent and lightly erase around the edge of the image. This will add a sheer edge that will blend easily into the other images. You can go a different route by adding a distinct border to the edge of each of your photos. This will set the photos off as individuals. If your editing software allows, experiment with photo filters, color balance or color scale. Try turning half of your images into black and white images and leaving the other half in color.

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A photomontage begins with a collection of photos, often with a related subject or theme. The photos are then arranged together to create an image compilation. The art of photomontage dates back to after the first world war, when the method of creation involved cutting and pasting photographs together. Today, modern image editing software plays an important role in creating a photomontage. Photomontages vary in size from a small collection of images to a poster-sized display.

Instructions

1




A photomontage begins with a collection of photos.

Assemble a collection of several images with a similar theme or subject. You may choose to compile photos of each member on your cheerleading squad, images of your child at different stages in her life, or action shots of your pets. Choose photos that vary in size and depth or keep them uniform in appearance.

2




Use computer software to create your montage.

Scan your images to create digital files. Save your files in the same folder with the JPEG file extension. Title your folder Photomontage Images. Once you have your collection of JPEG images, open them all in your image editing software.

3




Crop photos creatively for a unique effect.

Consider the content of each image and edit it according to what you want to display in your photo montage. Crop out the unnecessary elements. Use a selection tool to select the part of the image you do not want to use and delete this portion of the photo. As an alternative, simply use the eraser tool to erase backgrounds in images.

4




Save your montage as one file.

Import each of your images into the same file. You may do this by choosing "File > Import" or by dragging your images into the same file. If your image editing software allows it, keep each image on a different layer. This will allow for ease of selection and positioning later. Name each layer to help you more easily identify the photo involved. Save your file as Photomontage.

5




Rotate some photos for an interesting effect.

Position each photo within the montage. Resize, rotate, flip or crop images to make them fit better into the mix. If your photos each have their own layer, you will need to select each layer before moving the image. Play around and create different combinations of positions until you create the montage you like best.

6




Add effects to the edges of the photos within the montage.

Apply an effect to the edges of your photos to create a blended photomontage. Set your eraser tool at 10 percent and lightly erase around the edge of the image. This will add a sheer edge that will blend easily into the other images. You can go a different route by adding a distinct border to the edge of each of your photos. This will set the photos off as individuals. If your editing software allows, experiment with photo filters, color balance or color scale. Try turning half of your images into black and white images and leaving the other half in color.

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Instructions

1

Purchase canvas paper. The best place to start is with your printer manufacturer. Manufacturers design their paper to work best with their printers. If you can't find any there, check out the resources below. Purchase extra paper, as it may take a couple of tries to get your print to work.

2

Load your paper in the printer and print a sample page before you print a photo. Canvas paper has a print side, so check that the paper is loaded correctly before you do your final print. On your printer menu, find an option that says "print sample page" or "demo page." This will save ink and ensure that the paper is compatible with your printer and that you have loaded it correctly.

3

Open your photo on your computer.

4

In print options, select settings. Set the print quality to the highest setting possible, and changed the paper type. Since canvas tends to be much thicker than regular paper, use a setting for the heaviest paper possible, such as heavy card stock or specialty paper.

5

Exit settings, and hit the print button. Wait for canvas print to dry.

6

Frame your print or stretch the canvas over a wood frame, gallery-style.

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Instructions

1

Purchase canvas paper. The best place to start is with your printer manufacturer. Manufacturers design their paper to work best with their printers. If you can't find any there, check out the resources below. Purchase extra paper, as it may take a couple of tries to get your print to work.

2

Load your paper in the printer and print a sample page before you print a photo.

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. Canvas paper has a print side, so check that the paper is loaded correctly before you do your final print. On your printer menu, find an option that says "print sample page" or "demo page." This will save ink and ensure that the paper is compatible with your printer and that you have loaded it correctly.
3

Open your photo on your computer.

4

In print options, select settings. Set the print quality to the highest setting possible, and changed the paper type. Since canvas tends to be much thicker than regular paper, use a setting for the heaviest paper possible, such as heavy card stock or specialty paper.

5

Exit settings, and hit the print button. Wait for canvas print to dry.

6

Frame your print or stretch the canvas over a wood frame, gallery-style.

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RAW is not an abbreviation. It means a "raw" or "unprocessed" image. When a digital camera takes a photograph in RAW format, it records data like white balance, contrast, and saturation but does not process the image. Instead it embeds the information that an editing program will need in order to produce a high-quality print. The biggest advantage of RAW files is the ability to manipulate the file without the quality degrading. Conversely, RAW files consume a lot of space on a memory card.

Instructions

Editing a RAW Photograph

1

Open your RAW photo in your editing software. Because many cameras use RAW, most editing applications have built-in RAW converters. In some cases you may have to download a plug-in. The menu options of the RAW editor probably look differently than an editor's normal menus, but all of the necessary tools to edit the photo are there.

2

Adjust the white balance of the photo first. Even with sophisticated digital cameras, there is a likelihood that the picture's white balance is off because most people allow the camera to automatically set the balance. Depending on the lighting, the photo may look too orange or too blue. Either adjust the white balance manually or use one of preset options such as "daylight," "cloudy," "fluorescent," and "tungsten," instead. Choose the appropriate preset option or manipulate the temperature and tint options until you are satisfied with the output.

3

Fix the exposure if necessary by adjusting the highlights, midtones, and shadows. Brighten highlights by increasing the exposure number. The higher the exposure number associated with the picture, the brighter the highlights will be. Manipulate shadows by increasing the black levels. The brightness option lightens the midtones.

4

Sharpen the photograph by manipulating the sharpness or detail option. While sharpening does not fix blurry or out-of-focus pictures it increases the contrast between adjacent pixels adding what Photoshop User magazine Editor Scott Kelby calls "punch and impact."

5

Choose your photograph's resolution (how many pixels-per-inch), color space, and size. It is best to choose the color space that your photo editing application uses since most likely that matches your printer settings. Color management is necessary because monitors and printers create colors differently. In the monitor's (RGB mode), red, green, and blue light are mixed in various combinations to make colors. The printer uses (CMYK mode) to mix cyan, magenta, yellow, and black ink or toner to make the same colors. Color management software is the bridge between the two modes.

As for resolution, most web pictures are 72 or 96 ppi. Commercial quality prints are at least 300 dpi. If you print at home or at a photo kiosk, 150 dpi will probably suffice.

Your RAW editor will provide a list of print sizes available based on the quality of your camera and will tell you the largest size at which the picture won't look pixilated.

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RAW is not an abbreviation. It means a "raw" or "unprocessed" image. When a digital camera takes a photograph in RAW format, it records data like white balance, contrast, and saturation but does not process the image. Instead it embeds the information that an editing program will need in order to produce a high-quality print. The biggest advantage of RAW files is the ability to manipulate the file without the quality degrading. Conversely, RAW files consume a lot of space on a memory card.

Instructions

Editing a RAW Photograph

1

Open your RAW photo in your editing software. Because many cameras use RAW, most editing applications have built-in RAW converters. In some cases you may have to download a plug-in. The menu options of the RAW editor probably look differently than an editor's normal menus, but all of the necessary tools to edit the photo are there.

2

Adjust the white balance of the photo first. Even with sophisticated digital cameras, there is a likelihood that the picture's white balance is off because most people allow the camera to automatically set the balance. Depending on the lighting, the photo may look too orange or too blue. Either adjust the white balance manually or use one of preset options such as "daylight," "cloudy," "fluorescent," and "tungsten," instead. Choose the appropriate preset option or manipulate the temperature and tint options until you are satisfied with the output.

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. The brightness option lightens the midtones.
4

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5

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Instructions

1

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2

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3

Create a shooting plan prior to beginning your shoot. Study various professional images that achieve the look you are striving for and make sketches based on these ideas and your original vision. Be sure to note where the lights will be placed, what type of lighting will be used and where the model will stand in relation to the camera.

4

Choose a lighting situation that mimics the look you are striving to achieve. Many glamour photographs use a high-key lighting situation that casts highlights on the hair and lights the model with a bright white light and even tone so very few shadows are present. To create the highlight effect, place one smaller light from behind the subject, creating a light rim or halo effect around the subject.

5

Place the main light sources on either side of the subject for an even light across the face and use a soft-box or portrait umbrella with the light source to diffuse, or soften the light as it falls on the subject.

6

Test the lighting and props with an assistant that is the same size and height as your model. Using an assistant to set up your studio lighting and props will save time and money, as models are usually paid by the hour, as are stylists. Take multiple test shots and analyze them on your computer while placing the lights and props until the look you envision is achieved.

7

Use upbeat, hip music in your studio on the day of your shoot to help your model relax for the camera and to maintain a rhythm while shooting. Be sure there are refreshments for the models and stylists and that you work fast and efficiently to execute your photo shoot.

8

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Glamour photography is more than just the kiosk at the mall that made this type of photography popular during the 1980s. Incorporating the basic principles of lighting and using stylists from high-end fashion photography genres allows you to take an ordinary portrait session and reach glamorous proportions. Planning, efficiency and a talented professional staff will help you achieve the glamour photography images you are looking to create.

Instructions

1

Hire a stylist who specializes in hair and makeup in a style that you like and hope to capture. For example, if you are photographing models for a glamorous wedding shoot, be sure your stylist is proficient in the hair styling trends for today's brides. Be sure their make-up techniques also match your preferences and be sure they are aware of how to apply make-up for intense lighting situations. Additional make up is required for photo shoots as the lights may overpower traditional make up applications.

2

Hire a model or ask someone who embodies the glamorous look you are envisioning for your photo shoot. Be sure he or she is comfortable posing for the camera and has experience working with photographers in a studio setting.

3

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4

Choose a lighting situation that mimics the look you are striving to achieve. Many glamour photographs use a high-key lighting situation that casts highlights on the hair and lights the model with a bright white light and even tone so very few shadows are present. To create the highlight effect, place one smaller light from behind the subject, creating a light rim or halo effect around the subject.

5

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6

Test the lighting and props with an assistant that is the same size and height as your model. Using an assistant to set up your studio lighting and props will save time and money, as models are usually paid by the hour, as are stylists. Take multiple test shots and analyze them on your computer while placing the lights and props until the look you envision is achieved.

7

Use upbeat, hip music in your studio on the day of your shoot to help your model relax for the camera and to maintain a rhythm while shooting. Be sure there are refreshments for the models and stylists and that you work fast and efficiently to execute your photo shoot.

8

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