Composite Image
Definition
A composite image is created by combining multiple individual images into one cohesive picture using photo editing software or techniques.
Related terms
Layer Masking: Layer masking is a technique used in photo editing software that allows you to selectively hide or reveal parts of an image layer without permanently deleting any pixels.
Seamless Blend: Seamless blend refers to achieving smooth transitions between different elements within a composite image so that they appear natural and cohesive.
Background Removal: Background removal involves isolating the subject from its original background in an image so that it can be placed onto another background or merged with other elements seamlessly.
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AP Art & Design - 3.2 Sustained Investigations
AP Art & Design - 5.2 Photographing Work for Submission
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