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| replace background I want to replace a product studio shot's seemless background color from white to black. The products are on the seemless, so they cast VERY soft shadows (superlight grey). I want to keep these shadows and make the backgound a belivable BLACK seemless. I have tried endless layer effects, replacement color, selective, etc. Is there a way to do this? |
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| Re: replace background Yes I understand that part, but I guess what I am trying to explain is that the background when replaced or filled looks fake in black, and otherwise it goes too grey/white. I think I might have to fill and then come back and selectively "erase" the black areas and also selectively control transparency of the "black" so that it doeas not look like a "filled" background. There should be a sheen difference depending on the angle of the seemless, which is getting lost. Norbert |
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| Re: replace background Are you saying you really don't want a black background but instead you need some sort of black/dark gray gradient? |
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