Blend modes in PTE AV Studio 12

[Igor]

Hi,

In PTE AV Studio 12 (Beta 15+) we've added a new "Blending" mode to the Mask container with support for 9 blend operations:
Linear Dodge (Add), Subtract, Multiply, Screen, Lighten, Darken, Overlay, Hard Light, and Soft Light.

To use: place the first image into the Stencil, and the second image into the Content of the Mask container. You can add video, text object, rectangle object, or multiple objects (several images, for example).

 

Watch a video example. Click the play button:

 

BlendMode.zip

[Alex55]

Thanks a lot!!!

[jkb]

Thank You Igor.

I look forward to testing this later

Jill

 

[jkb]

I have now had a chance to play with Blend Modes.

As I no longer use Photoshop & do all of my image editing within PTE,  this opens up so many new creative possibilities.

Thank you so much for this great new feature.

PTE just gets better & better.

Jill

[jt49]

It's fine to have this new feature that I have waited for quite long 😉

[Igor]

Hi,

Glad that your like the new blending effect in V12  

[Aleina Show]

Thanks a lot Igor!!!

This option is great! My dream 

[Igor]

I've added a video demonstration and test project (ZIP archive) in the 1st post above.

[davegee]

Also useful for creating Transitions?

DG

[Igor]

16 hours ago, davegee said:

Also useful for creating Transitions?

Yes, blending operations available for a custom transition.

[chanfi22]

Hi Igor 

very interesting feature, tested and working well. 

This opens up new creative possibilities for us.

[jienense]

Testing...

 

 

[digartal]

Than,ks Igor for including this.

I started to experiment with this yesterday and it is very interesting. Using both with a still image and a video. Working out how the Stencil and the Content interact is diffidifficult, even though I use Masks in PS. Is there a way of changing the mask Blend Modes or do you need to create a new Mask for each Blend Mode?

If not I am thinking of creating a template for each Blending Mode and trying the different modes with an image to get used to the effect.

Thanks

Mark