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Hope I'm in the right forum. I'm not going to tell you what I did to this picture but I'm sure you will see it. Please help me with the obvious. Thanks in advance....11-14-2014, 08:18 PM -
Could I have some suggestions for the best way to deal with the fence in the background of this image? The grass makes it quite difficult?...06-15-2007, 04:33 PM
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Hey there, Im pretty happy with it so far, I just need to blend it into the background better, any ideas?
Please bear in mind, Im a photographer first, retoucher second......02-18-2012, 01:50 AM -
Hi, i need help on changing the background and a natural edit of this photo.. i have played around with it and just cant get the background to be what i want it to be.....02-25-2013, 12:13 PM
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I am starting to shoot with chromakey. I am working with a few karate schools. I need help with the proper lighting...can I use strobe lights?
I have a studio and use strobes for all of my portraiture. I have never shot chromakey. I really need all the help I can get...please!!!!
Also,...02-05-2009, 02:00 PM
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This is a composite from a recent cosplay shoot of mine. I am happy with the blend between the background and the cosplayers but I can't put my finger on what is wrong. I am interested in other peoples' comments -
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Saturation of yellow and red need to be reduced, and blue hue need to be changed to yellowish blue.
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The background light quality is soft and flat and the foreground images have harsher lighting with stronger shadows.Comment
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I agree with Wolfman. Especially in the foreground. Contrast/Sharpness/Clarity is usually gradual in both photography and paintings. We're conditioned to seeing this as 'normal'. So a big jump between the figures and everything else looks abnormal. I would at least try to define a foreground, mid-ground and background and adjust Contrast/Sharpness/Clarity accordingly. I think you'll then get a better blend between the figures and the foreground, mid-ground and background.
MikeComment
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Thank you all - I will modify it and re-postComment
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Tulack - how did you do that?Comment
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I used LUTs but I think if you put gray layer in luminosity you will also get Hue gradient. Saturation map you can make with "selective color" in "absolute mode". Move all color sliders "blacks" to -100 and "blacks" of whites, neutrals and blacks to +100Comment
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Thanks Tulack - I should have been more specific - it was the saturation map.Comment
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I just made 4 luts as "false colors" maps. Saturation, luminosity, Hue and Temperature if anybody need it.
https://app.box.com/s/8dmbzsol9840aondhvu1bud5zhb65v5fLast edited by Tulack; 08-31-2017, 09:33 PM.Comment
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Thanks for the LUTs. Here is a revised version - looks much betterComment
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Firstly, I want to praise the guys in the photo, they really turned out fine. great costumes, poses. I do not like the background on the photo. Absolutely. I would add flowers to the tree or made a warmer color background.Comment
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