Need help STOOOPID Edit!

[8ball]

Guys I have been working to try and figure out how to do this and I can't.
I have tried to you tube and google it and everything.

I need this one.

too be edited like this one the blured back ground with the Truck nice and sharp.

 

[8ball]

PLEASE HELP!

 

[o hey tyler]

Well if you want it to look realistic you'll have to reshoot it.

You need to get into the habit of getting your photos as close to the finished product IN CAMERA rather than trying to overload them with a lot of PP.

Do you know how to create background blur in camera?

Also, chill the **** out. You waited 1 minute before reposting again.

 

[8ball]

HAHA I meant to put the Please help in the first one and instead of hiting edit I posted it up in the reply box hahaha.

And by blur the back ground do you mean shot a shallower DOF

 

[o hey tyler]

Yes, depth of field is directly related to your aperture, and distance from your subject. I suggest you read your camera's manual before you reshoot also.

 

[8ball]

This effect was not my main intention on the shoot the person the shot is for asked for it after we were done and looking through the shots.
I know Depth of field is related to apature and distance of my object.

This is a Post shot request

 

[o hey tyler]

This effect was not my main intention on the shoot the person the shot is for asked for it after we were done and looking through the shots.
I know Depth of field is related to apature and distance of my object.

This is a Post shot request

Well, I'm not going to be the one that photoshops it for you...

However, the thing you need to remember is that if your client asks for something, and it's easily accomplished in camera, it will always look better when done in camera.

I'm sure this was probably your friend that you took the shot for, and you did it free of charge, just try and remember that post processing of this degree should not be a crutch. Don't start off with the mentality that "oh I can just throw in lens blur in post", because really that's just cheating your customer, or other local photographers that are far more technically minded, creative or professional.

Most of that doesn't really apply to you right now, just keep that in mind throughout the future in your photographic endeavor. :thumbup:

 

[Darkhunter139]

What image editing software do you have?

 

[mrpink]

What image editing software do you have?

TPF.com





p!nK

 

[oldmacman]

Something like this?

 

[Darkhunter139]

What image editing software do you have?

TPF.com





p!nK

Hahaha! Nice.

Instead of asking someone to do it for you on here you should learn how to do it yourself. If you tell us what image editing software you have we can give you some tips or point you in the right direction.

 

[Casanovaxpress]

here is my try at editing the photo for you.

 

[8ball]

I have elements 7

 

[8ball]

Old mac man yes somehting like that!

 

[shortbus]

Adjust your fstop number lower to more of a f/4 or so and get closer, you should achieve that then, and agree it would look way better by doing it on the camera rather than editing it later.