In this Tripiyon tutorial, Pedro demonstrates how to seamlessly integrate a person into another photo, ensuring matching tones and lighting. Using images from pixabay.com, he explains the process of selecting and masking the subject, adjusting lighting and color balance, and adding shadows for realism. The tutorial covers tools like Quick Selection, Layer Masks, and Adjustment Layers in Photoshop to achieve a natural-looking composite image.
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1. Pedro is the presenter of Tripiyon tutorials.
2. The tutorial demonstrates integrating a person into another photograph with correct lighting and color temperature.
3. The photographs used in the tutorial are from pixabay.com.
4. The tutorial includes creating a document with two files, using the move tool to drag one image into another.
5. The Quick Selection tool is used for selecting and cutting out the woman's image.
6. A layer mask is added to perfect the cutout silhouette.
7. "Select and apply mask" command is used for refining the selection.
8. Adjustments are made for lighting and color temperature to integrate the woman into the background photograph.
9. Levels and Color Balance adjustment layers are used for these adjustments.
10. A shadow is created and adjusted to match the lighting of the scene.
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