Rocking Out With Photoshop - How to Put Text Behind a Person in Photoshop

The video tutorial demonstrates how to place text behind parts of an image using Photoshop. It covers creating a new layer for the subject, adjusting the layer order, and using selection tools to refine the image. Two examples are provided: one with a soccer player and another with a band image. The tutorial also explores blending modes to enhance the text effect, offering a comprehensive guide to achieving this popular magazine-style effect.

What is the first step in placing text behind an image?

• Changing the text color

• Adjusting the blending mode

• Selecting the subject in the image

• Creating a new text layer

Which tool is used to refine the selection by painting out unwanted areas?

• Rectangular Selection Tool

• Paintbrush Tool

• Quick Selection Tool

• Magic Wand Tool

How do you ensure the text appears behind the subject in the image?

• By changing the text color

• By resizing the text

• By adjusting the layer order

• By using the Magic Wand Tool

What is the purpose of using the object selection tool in the second example?

• To change the text color

• To select the entire background

• To adjust the blending mode

• To select specific parts of the image

Which tool is suggested for selecting darker shadows in the image?

• Lasso Tool

• Crop Tool

• Quick Selection Tool

• Magic Wand Tool

What effect does changing the blending mode to 'Screen' have on the text?

• It changes the text color to red

• It blends the text with the background

• It darkens the text

• It makes the text invisible

What is the final step in achieving the text behind image effect?

• Adjusting the text size

• Changing the text font

• Adjusting the blending mode

• Resizing the image