{"id":310,"date":"2014-08-20T10:49:06","date_gmt":"2014-08-20T10:49:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.marcoristuccia.com\/it\/?p=310"},"modified":"2014-09-02T08:39:28","modified_gmt":"2014-09-02T08:39:28","slug":"photopatch-making-of-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.marcoristuccia.com\/it\/2014\/08\/photopatch-making-of-1\/","title":{"rendered":"PhotoPatch Pro – Blending two images"},"content":{"rendered":"

PhotoPatch Pro<\/strong><\/a> is an image editing application for\u00a0Apple iOS iPad devices. It was developed by me specifically to retouch and blend images in the most creative way. In these blog’s pages I’m publishing a series of tips and tutorials to show you how to get the most creative results from it.<\/p>\n

Let’s begin this series of “making-of” with a winter composition, just to take a fresh breath during this hot summer!<\/p>\n

First thing:\u00a0launch PhotoPatch and load a background and a foreground image. You’ll find the\u00a0load button\u00a0by opening each of the respective menus on the upper application bar.<\/p>\n

I took the two images for\u00a0this tutorial from one of my first photo-projects called\u00a0LifeCycle<\/a>. Specifically, the opening image (the leafless woods) will be my\u00a0background image and the dead\u00a0leaf entangled among thorns is going to be the\u00a0foreground image.<\/p>\n

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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

After loading the background and the foreground image.<\/p><\/div>\n

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As you can see after loading it PhotoPatch places the foreground at the center of the screen and with\u00a0a\u00a0smaller size<\/strong>\u00a0than\u00a0the background one.\u00a0This is done\u00a0to prevent that\u00a0the latter\u00a0gets completely covered by the former. However, you can move, rotate and resize the foreground image any time by using\u00a0two fingers over\u00a0it.<\/p>\n

My\u00a0goal here is to merge\u00a0the two images by creating a somehow\u00a0surreal final result. As usual, playing creatively with blending and effect filters can lead to several completely\u00a0different results. I’ll show you some of those possibilities.<\/p>\n

Now I add a “mono red” filter<\/strong>\u00a0effect to the foreground image, just to make it more dramatic.\u00a0All the\u00a0tuning filters related to the foreground image are located inside the menu “Foreground” located on the upper application bar.<\/p>\n

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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

The \u201cMono Red\u201d effect filter applied to the foreground image.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nNow I’ll use the\u00a0magic wand<\/strong>\u00a0tool to unselect (mask out) the sky of the foreground\u00a0image, leaving only the branches and the leaf visible. You’ll find the magic wand tool on the left area of the bottom application bar. This tool is able to unselect (or select)\u00a0a contiguous area of similar colors<\/strong>, starting from the finger’s touch point. The tool’s parameters\u00a0are accessible by pressing\u00a0the bottom left “levels” button, just on on the left of the tool bar. For the magic wand tool there are two parameters: the tolerance and the behavior. With the former you can specify\u00a0how tolerant the magic wand will be towards\u00a0color differences. The latter option specifies whether\u00a0the tool will select or unselect the affected area. Since I want to mask out the sky, I’ll let the “unselect” behavior active. The default tolerance should work well for the majority of cases.
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Using the \u201cMagic Wand\u201d tool to mask-out the sky of the foreground image.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nAs for every tool in PhotoPatch, to use it just place the finger in the desired point and keep it still for a few moments, then the tool will perform its action. As you’ll see, by using the magic wand it’s relatively fast and easy to mask out uniform backgrounds such as the sky. Let’s complete the work:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

The sky of the foreground image entirely unselected.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nIf needed, we can refine things with the eraser tool. With this\u00a0tool you can unselect a portion\u00a0of the foreground image by just drawing onto it with your finger. After selecting it on the tools’ palette, as usual keep your finger holding for a few moments to activate the eraser, then move your finger to draw. PhotoPatch offers some settings for the eraser. You can vary it’s size, its opacity and edge hardness. Before working with the eraser, I’ll zoom the foreground image a bit in order to work better on the details. You can move, scale and rotate the foreground image by just pinching and dragging it with two fingers:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Refine the selection by using the eraser tool.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nI’m going to remove some small pieces of branches that are no more bound together:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

After removing removing some little branches of the foreground image with the eraser.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nGreat! Now I\u00a0have a bunch of bloody brunches that can be easily overlapped to the background image! But in order to make the image even more surreal, I’ll add a Process filter<\/strong>\u00a0to the background image. Like\u00a0for the foreground image, all the tuning effects related to the background image are accessible through its\u00a0menu “Background”<\/strong> \u00a0located on the upper application bar:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

The filter effect \u201cProcess\u201d applied to the background image.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nI do really believe that this\u00a0color combination looks\u00a0pretty good! But to my taste the red saturation\u00a0seems a little too strong. I’ll desaturate its\u00a0vibrance<\/strong>\u00a0a little bit:
\n <\/p>\n

\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Diminishing the red color’s vibrance of the foreground image.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nPerfect! At this point I\u00a0can\u00a0position the foreground image<\/strong>\u00a0to my taste. This can be done\u00a0by\u00a0moving, rotating and scaling it with two finger<\/strong>. Fast and easy! You can enlarge it and choose to overlay only a portion. Remember, however, not to overdo with the enlargement, you’ll loose resolution by using only a tiny portion of the image. For this example I’ll choose to overlay the entire image.\u00a0With a\u00a0double tap<\/strong>\u00a0on the screen the foreground image will be arranged\u00a0to fulfill the background one (but keeping its proportions). After aligning it I’ll change the blending filter to\u00a0“Multiply”, which merges the two images in a way that I often like.\u00a0Playing with blending filters<\/strong>\u00a0is a fundamental step if you wish to obtain creative results!
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Applying the \u201cMultiply\u201d blending filter.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nAnd that’s it, here is the final image:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

The final image.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nI\u00a0can now finalize the work by applying the foreground image to the background one. This is achieved\u00a0by just pressing the\u00a0patch button<\/strong>\u00a0(stamp) located in the rightmost point of the bottom application bar. After doing that,\u00a0remember to hide the foreground image<\/strong>\u00a0by lovering its opacity to zero (with the slider) in order to see only the patched\u00a0background.
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Patch the foreground image onto the background one and lowers the foreground transparency to see only the background.<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nWhen I’m\u00a0satisfied with the result, I can save it by means of the\u00a0export button<\/strong>\u00a0located in the the upper application bar, near the undo\/redo buttons.\u00a0We have two choices for the image format (Jpeg and Png) and three image sizes. The image can be saved to the Image Library or exported to other messaging applications such as social networks, E-mail and Message apps. Note that the “Lite” version of PhotoPatch will only exports at\u00a0the lower resolution. If you want a hi-res final image<\/strong> you must buy the PhotoPatch Pro<\/strong> version.
\n <\/p>\n

\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Save\/Export\/Share the final background image.<\/p><\/div>\n

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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

The export destinations depend on your personal device configuration and installed apps.<\/p><\/div>\n

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<\/h2>\n

Variants:<\/h2>\n

Here is a variant obtained by choosing a “Mono Blue” filter for the background image and a “Source Over” blending filter:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Variant #1<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nAnother variant obtained by\u00a0swapping the background and foreground<\/strong>\u00a0image (by means of the double arrow button between the image’s menus) and selecting the “Saturation” blending filter. With this combination the woods (which\u00a0now are on the foreground) will “texture”\u00a0the thorny branches and the leaf:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Variant #2<\/p><\/div>\n

 
\nAn here is another variant made by using a subtractive blending filter:
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\"PhotoPatch<\/a>

Variant #3<\/p><\/div>\n

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I hope that this example has helped\u00a0you to\u00a0discover\u00a0some of the features and\u00a0creative potentialities of PhotoPatch.<\/p>\n

More tutorial and examples\u00a0will come!<\/p>\n

If you like PhotoPatch, please visit the PhotoPatch Official Facebook’s page<\/a> and contribute by\u00a0posting\u00a0your image patches!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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