How to make multi images demonstrate in one

 how to make multi images de

monstrate in one 

Let me first demonstrate and then we will learn how to do this.

So this is a simple magazine cover template.

Right, let's say we want to add a photo to it.

All we need to do is to go to File and then place linked.

Simply locate the document that you want to attach.

In this case, I'm going to use a Man with camel and hit Place.

So I'm going to make it a little larger, and it's fine with me.

If we go to Properties right here, or if we simply go to Window and then make sure Properties is checked, inside of that, have a look at this drop-down,

if I just click on this one, look at the Layer Comps available.

If I choose Original, this is going to show me the original image.

If I just go ahead and choose the SilhouetteVersion, just click on that and it loads that and simply Isolated Version.

this transparent background colour i select any one colour,

Or maybe I want to place a different sky or whatever I like, different designs, different texts.

And we even have one more version, which is the Black & White Version.

To be able to access the different versions, we need to create the versions using Layer Comps.

Keep in mind that we inserted a document we did not insert a JPEG image.

So let's just go ahead and open that document and let me show you what exactly I had in that document.

So here we are in our Finder or Explorer andI'm just going to open this PSD separately - Man with Camel.

As you can see, I have a ton of layers here.

If I go to Window and then if I click on LayerComps, look at the different versions here - Original, Silhouette Version, Isolated Version.

Now, wherever we are selecting all of these versions, what's happening is some of the layers are being hidden and some are becoming visible.

And that's how you create these Layer Comps.

delete all of this.

Now, here we have a lot of layers, a ton of layers, right.

So at the very bottom, we have the original one.

On top of that, we simply created a black and white Adjustment layer, added some Curves, and added some vignetting and some grain.

So this is the black and white version.

So let's say now I want something with the background changed, a sunset version.

So for that, I masked it out here, this layer, and put in a background.

Now, since we put in a dark background, we needed to make this darker as well.

So if we just turn the Curves Adjustment layer on, we've just made it absolutely dark.

You can keep it a little light depending upon your taste, I'm just going to make it absolutely dark.

So let's say I want an original version.

So, I'm going to turn everything off and just keep the original on.

Now, I'm going to go to Windows and then LayerComps.

Now, inside of Layer Comps, we will click on this ' ' button right there and just make sure everything is checked so that even the visibility, position, in case you

change any of these properties, they will stay with the layer Comp.

So we goings to name it Original and hitOK.

We are keeping it simple and only controlling the visibility.

Now, let's say we want a black and white version.

So let's turn on the layers, which will make this black and white.

Now, let's click on the ' ' button right there, and let's name this Black and White.

Now you can turn off all of these layers if you wish to.

Now, so let's turn on the sunset sky, and let's turn the masked one on.

you have makes turn on curves make all dark ok.

Let's click on ' ' again and let's name this silhouette.

And we can create even one more version if we wish to.

So we have the Original, Black and White, Silhouette, and Isolated - one with a transparent background because we might need it.

So let's turn off the Curves, let's turn off the sunset sky.

This is absolutely transparent and let's just name it probably Transparent. Perfect.

Night, it's going to show me the Foggy Night which is already selected, the last saved version.

Even if you just embed it, this will work.

So if