In dieser Videoreihe werden grundlegende Techniken zum Designen in Photoshop vorgestellt. Du erfährst, wie du mit Ebenen und Ebenenmasken arbeitest, Bilder kombinierst sowie Grafiken, Text und Effekte zu deinem Design hinzufügst. Im Rahmen dieses Tutorials führst du verschiedene Kreativinhalte zu einer Komposition zusammen, die du für ein Print- oder Web-Projekt weiterverwenden kannst. Verwende dafür dein eigenes Bildmaterial, oder lade die bereitgestellten Beispieldateien herunter.
Jedes Photoshop-Design setzt sich aus Ebenen zusammen. Lege nacheinander Ebenen für die Inhalte an, die du in deinem Design verwenden möchtest. In diesem Video werden die Funktionen des Bedienfelds „Ebenen“ und die Grundlagen zur Arbeit mit Ebenen erläutert.
Bilder mithilfe von Ebenenmasken kombinieren.
Ebenenmasken stellen die flexibelste Methode dar, um Bilder zu kombinieren. Eine Ebenenmaske verbirgt einen Teil einer Ebene, damit die Inhalte der darunterliegenden Ebenen sichtbar werden. Mithilfe von Ebenenmasken ersetzt du in deinem Beispiel-Design den ausdruckslosen Himmel auf einem Bild durch ein dramatisches Wolkenspiel aus einem anderen Bild und arbeitest nach und nach weitere Elemente ein.
Text und Effekte hinzufügen.
Füge zu deinem Design Text hinzu. Gestalte ihn mit kreativen Ebeneneffekten. Erfahre, wie du mit Textebenen arbeitest und über Adobe Fonts auf eine riesige Schriftensammlung zugreifst.
Vektorgrafiken hinzufügen.
Photoshop ist nicht nur zum Bearbeiten von Fotos konzipiert. Erweitere dein Design z. B. durch benutzerdefinierte Formen. Platziere ein Logo, das mit Adobe Illustrator erstellt wurde. Vektorgrafiken wie dieses Logo lassen sich beliebig skalieren und verfeinern.
Design exportieren und speichern.
Speichere das Ergebnis im PSD-Format, um alle Ebenen und Effekte beizubehalten, falls du das Design später nachbearbeiten möchtest. Speichere eine Kopie als PDF-Datei, um sie an andere weiterzugeben. Mit den Exportfunktionen von Photoshop kannst du das Design komplett oder teilweise in Web-kompatible Formate exportieren.
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