Hi members,
is there any one who having working experience of Adobe photo shop?I am interested to to know how to edit a group picks and paste new faces on different body, Well i hope you can understand what i try to ask from you guys?
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Hi members,
is there any one who having working experience of Adobe photo shop?I am interested to to know how to edit a group picks and paste new faces on different body, Well i hope you can understand what i try to ask from you guys?
Well Im also use Photoshop for everything.
You better Start with the newbie version -> Adobe Photoshop Elements
I didn't know that this even exist :)Quote:
Originally Posted by seobunny
Amitoops you should check youtube for tutorials, also after you found something interesting you can paste that video here...
This may help you:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3p3OJIiGFY
yeah, photoshop has plenty of features, allowing you to perform a single task in multiple ways. Explore it, try it yourself by trial and error.
loads of loads of tutorials are also available online, just you need to google it using the appropriate keywords.
I know some about it and like to learn more. But don't have enough time. Still PS is not very important for me for my daily work
Yeah me too, just know few basics, for the rest I use youtube...Quote:
Originally Posted by rain22
Photoshop is a great tool for editing your images and give them a magical change. Its upto you that how can you grasp these tool and how can you use it. its standard software and really helpful for your image editing. i use it on my daily routine as i am mostly work on images.
Amitoops, all you need to do is take the image whose face you would like to use, use the pen tool to create points along the face and hair, and when the points come together, right click, click on make selection. it then gives you the marching ants showing the image is ready. Press V to activate the move tool, and then hold contrl and press c, go to the image you want to add the face to, and hold control and press v. using the move tool (v) you then move the face into position and with a soft eraser Set at 20% opacity with a hardness of around 50 (you can find that in the brushes drop down box), you can then gently erase the edges of the hair etc. to make it blend into the image below it. To work on the neck areas, you can either cut out the entire neck, and use the erasing technique to blend the neck into the clothing (which is easier), or if you just took the face, you could use the blend tool to blend the two areas of the images together.Quote:
Originally Posted by amitoops
Hope it helps :)