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i knew that one was coming. And me neither lmao. It isn't a "fake " background it is a digital background, which just happens to be not real. Get it right...The boundary of her hair and the fake background is far too obvious. I wouldn't know the first thing about how to do it better, but that's just the first thing I noticed.
bingo on all accounts. Except the soft. The original is actually good. i softened the chit out of this in post TRYING to make it blend. Didnt work. i would like the option of using digital backgrounds in a pinch though. It , well just is proving difficult for someone in my skill range (lack of) in pp.The first question I'd ask myself is "Is the photo worth working with?" It looks soft and while your daughter is a very pretty girl, she has that "Oh Dad, do I have to play model for you again?" look.
It looks to me like you shot the original against a light background and have tried to transfer it onto a dark background. I've tried doing this before and failed miserably. Hair is usually the factor that shows up the flaws. Being a graduated dark background makes it more difficult still. I've been working on the same issues and I'm starting to recognise what will work and what won't... and even the ones that will work are far from easy (or convincing) when hair is involved.
Keep trying! I'll post one of my recent efforts, someone may have some tips that will help us both.
think it is long gone now. Not sure how it saves. I will try to see if i can go in and hit "undo" over and over if it will let me.By the way, can you post one of the original photo, before the cutting out and edits?
Common quick tip when it comes to editing: ALWAYS, ALWAYS keep the original, and ONLY work on a copy. That way, no matter how messed up it might get, you can always start over from scratch with another copy of the original.think it is long gone now. Not sure how it saves. I will try to see if i can go in and hit "undo" over and over if it will let me.By the way, can you post one of the original photo, before the cutting out and edits?
Yeah, the "right" tool for cutting a person (or anything else) out can change from image to image, depending on the image itself.And yeah, i am wondering if i am using the wrong tool because it basically comes up with its own line as i move the pointer, rather than allowing to go in and out of the hair and such. i did apply feathering but apparently it was already gone pretty much on the cut out.