A layer group’s blending mode is set to Pass Through by default, which implies that the group has no blending characteristics of its own. When you alter the blending mode for a group, you are essentially changing the order in which the picture components are assembled. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to correctly blend images to create backgrounds.
Step 1:
Create a document of your desired settings.
Step 2:
Add your images in layers.
Step 3:
Layers do not have a Clear blending mode. Colour Dodge, Colour Burn, Darken, Lighten, Difference, Exclusion, Subtract, and Divide modes are inaccessible for Lab pictures.
Step 4:
From the Layers panel, choose a layer or group.
Step 5:
Select a Blend Mode option from the Layers panel’s pop-up menu.
Step 6:
Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options, and then choose a Blend Mode option from the popup menu.
Scroll through the Blend Mode pop-up menu to examine how various choices appear on your picture. On the canvas, Photoshop shows a live preview of blend modes. I hope you found this tutorial easy!