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05-14-2008, 05:47 PM
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 blending exposures  Calling gurus...... Can anyone tell me the easiest way ( cs3 ) to blend two exposures . Currently doing some premium real estate/ interiors fotog. I want to take two exposures , one for interior view, one for window view. How can I take the window view , and insert it into the previous exposure, ( I assume its thru layers ? ) so that I achieve a seamless look combining both exposures ? Not well explained but someone will know what I mean. Cheers .S.P Perth.      |
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