Creating a Double Exposure Effect Using AKVIS Chameleon

AKVIS Chameleon is a great tool for combining photos together in a variety of ways. The brand new Double Exposure mode combines a foreground image with a background image, keeping both in focus. This creative technique is especially advantageous when applying to silhouette photos, portraits, or images with a monochrome background. Now you don't have to be a professional photographer to create trendy visuals!
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Creating double exposure effect using AKVIS Chameleon
Open a background image.
Open an image with a fragment.
Use the Transform tool to resize and position the fragment.
Select the Double Exposure mode.
Use automatic selection tools to select a fragment for the collage.
Use the Keep Area (blue pencil) tool to outline the areas that should be part of the photo collage.
Use the Drop Area (red pencil) tool to outline the parts that should disappear.
You can enable the check-box Black & White to convert the collage to grayscale.
The standard selection tools let you quickly create geometric and free-form selections.
Adjust the Intensity parameter, which regulates the intensity of a luminance mask.
Try different backgrounds to see how it affects the result!