When shooting real estate photography, large flat-screen TVs are prominent appliances in dens, bedrooms, living rooms, and family rooms in any home.
Here’s a neat and easy trick to add a TV image in an otherwise empty TV screen using Adobe Photoshop.
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1. Open an image of an interior space in Photoshop. The interior space should feature a TV screen.
2. Open a folder of containing high-resolution images of scenes that you want to put in the TV screen. Choose a preferred scene that you want to insert to the TV screen.
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3. Resize the photo so that it is slightly smaller than the TV screen.
4. Drag and drop that image to the Photoshop window.
4. Using the image’s reference points, correct the perspective of the image. Press down the CTRL key and while doing so, drag the reference points of the corners of the image towards the corners of the TV screen. Then press Enter.
5. To reduce the opacity of the image, change the blending mode to Screen. Reduce the opacity of the image to around 80%. This will make the image less intense and blend well into the TV screen.
And that’s it! You’ve now learned how to add a TV image to an empty TV screen using Adobe Photoshop.
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