How to Blend Two Exposures in "Photoshop"

No Stupid Questions with Colin Smith by Colin Smith

Aug 11, 201206:37Education

Many advanced photographers are shooting multiple exposures these days in an attempt to blend them together and achieve the perfect composition. In this episode, Colin will reveal a simple one-click feature that will do...

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