Multiple exposure+time-lapse photography, how to do it with PS?

Do multiple exposure+time delay photography with PS;

First, we open photoshop to import the pictures that need to be processed. Street view is the background layer and the girl is the overlay layer (after importing two pictures at the same time with Photoshop, drag the girl into the background layer with the first pointer tool in the left menu toolbar). Generally, we will choose street scenes or Woods for multiple exposure.

The picture shows the girl after being dragged to the background layer. We click on the tracing point in the picture and then use the transformation tool. We can drag the tracing point directly to make the picture bigger, smaller or flipped, or we can enter a number in the percentage. The picture will be enlarged or reduced in equal proportion, and we can adjust it slowly if we want.

After adjusting the size of the layer, we found the corresponding menu (the layer of the girl's picture) in the layer menu on the right side of photoshop, and right-click the blending option to pop up the interface as shown in the figure. We can choose the corresponding effects in the mixed mode, such as brightening and color filtering, which are all very good. You can try different layer effects.

Click on the effect of mixed mode and confirm, and you will see the effect immediately! Is it beautiful? We can also use the tools of color scale, curve and color balance in photoshop to adjust the color and brightness of the picture to make it look more comfortable and harmonious.

The picture is the final processing effect of the picture! The whole tutorial is very simple. Import the picture, drag the picture, change the tool to the appropriate size, make the effect of the layer (brighten or filter the color), make the final adjustment with color scale and color balance, and make it into film.