Step 7: Fine-Tune with Layer Styles (Optional) Lowering the opacity will make your brush strokes more translucent, while adjusting the flow will control how quickly the transparency builds up as you paint.
To create a more realistic see-through effect, you can adjust the Opacity and Flow settings of your brush. Step 6: Use Opacity and Flow for Gradual Transparency Take your time and zoom in if necessary to ensure accuracy. As you paint with black on the layer mask, those areas will become transparent, revealing the background layer beneath. With the layer mask selected, start painting over the areas of clothing you want to make transparent. Use bracket keys "" for resizing your brush. Make sure your foreground color is set to black (press "D" followed by "X" if it's not).Īdjust your brush size according to the area you want to reveal or make transparent. Select the Brush tool from the toolbar or press "B" on your keyboard. Step 4: Choose Brush Tool and Adjust Settings This will add a white layer mask thumbnail next to your duplicated layer. With the duplicated layer selected, click on the "Add Layer Mask" button at the bottom of the Layers panel.
To start revealing parts of the clothing, we will use layer masks. This will create a new layer above the original one. Right-click on the background layer in the Layers panel and select "Duplicate Layer." To avoid making permanent changes to your original image, it's always a good practice to work on a duplicate layer. Once you have selected your image, open it in Photoshop. It's important to choose an image with a subject wearing semi-transparent clothing or a thin fabric for the best results. Step 1: Select the Imageīefore we begin, make sure you have a suitable image that you want to apply this effect to. In this tutorial, we will guide you step by step on how to achieve this effect using various techniques and tools available in Photoshop. Are you curious about how to create the illusion of seeing through clothes in Photoshop? Well, you've come to the right place!
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