Now, setting the value to 100, we draw the starry sky.

You can change the value using the up and down arrows located to the right and left of the digit. If you set the value to 0, then the second image will be erased, and the first one, on the contrary, will manifest. A value of 100 indicates that you are drawing the second image and erasing the first one. Editing an imageĪttention! Before editing, pay attention to the number in the bottom panel of the application. In the menu that opens in the lower right corner, you need to click on the double exposure layer and then on the brush icon to go directly to editing. In the upper panel, click on the icon for working with layers and in the menu that opens, click on the line 'view edits'. If everything is done correctly, then the second photo will completely cover the first one so that it will not be visible at all. Also make sure that the opacity of the second photo is turned to the maximum. The overlay style of the second photo should be “default”. In the tools tab, select the 'double exposure' function and add a second photo to our picture, from which we will take some areas to transfer to the first photo.

Open the photo in the Snapseed photo editor.

From these two photos, we will create one new one. In this lesson, we will consider the use of the double exposure function in the Snapseed photo editor.

Snapseed double exposure editing