Blending Options Red Channels in Photoshop || INVOGUE Adobe Tips

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Blending Options Red Channels in Photoshop

In this quick #photoshop tutorial I show you how to easily how to REMOVE the RED CHANNELS in the BLENDING OPTIONS when ADDING A LAYER STYLE. We give the photograph a colorized distorted effect / dual tone effect by removing the RED CHANNEL and moving the 2nd layer as per your ideal. We also give the image a cut look by using the Quick Selection Rectangular Marquee Tool for a fun effect.

Simple method for beginners😁!

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