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Help with white background?
Hey guys, recently i did a studio shoot with a photographer and i have a few photos i really like from the shoot but they havent been edited at all. I was just wondering you anyone here could help me with fixing up the white background in these shots as you can see the sides where the back drop isnt there poking out and stuff like that and maybe just a tiny bit of the lighting. I like keeping my shots as natural as possible so i probably only really need help with the background. Let me know, xx Also, as long as i get one natural looking one with just the background changed im happy for you guys to practice your photoshopping on the pictures =] Just make sure you email me a high res version of it (ill pm my address to you =]) xx Sep 17 10 08:29 pm Link dont see any images...I can try to help Amanda Sep 17 10 08:49 pm Link samples ? Sep 17 10 08:50 pm Link Sep 17 10 09:14 pm Link Please read the forum rules- https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=545999 Sep 17 10 11:33 pm Link Yay i learnt how to post the link things, feel free to practice =] Sep 18 10 03:31 am Link Tilli A wrote: Are these your photos, do you own the copyright? Sep 18 10 03:37 am Link  Sep 20 10 02:30 pm Link Just find the "lightest" pixel in the background, (with a "threshold" adjustment layer), and set it as the white point. Note that the background appears to be bluish, and, therefore, will make the rest of the image become more orange/red when that pixel is set as the white point. You can change the color, (not the value), of that pixel to whatever color you want, and, when you set it as the white point, the color cast of the rest of the image will become more the opposite of that color. -Don Sep 20 10 02:40 pm Link heres my go at it.. first time doing a background for a picture so im sorry that its not perfect haha http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php? … 4h22h68c3t Sep 23 10 07:37 am Link TwilightEdits wrote: I love it!! Thank you very much!! Xx Sep 23 10 03:10 pm Link Don Garrett wrote: Thank you! I'll try that! Xx Sep 23 10 03:11 pm Link Amber Candoff wrote: Woah!! That's awesome!!! Xx Sep 23 10 03:12 pm Link I timed it....4 minutes in Lightroom...not bragging---that's how easy it is with decent machinery.  Sep 23 10 03:46 pm Link RK Enhanstoration wrote: Wow thats pretty cool! Sep 24 10 10:14 pm Link I gave a shot  Sep 24 10 10:39 pm Link Alan Pedroso wrote: awesome, could you please sent me the high res version to [email protected] Sep 24 10 11:19 pm Link Hi,,, not trying to put a dampner on this, but to the model, have you asked the photographer if you can edit his/her photos?? The photographer is the copyright holder, and if he/she hasnt given permission for these to be edited everyone who has edited these photos are in breach of copyright!! Sep 24 10 11:25 pm Link wendy haigh wrote: Maybe read the OP's thread... hint bottom Sep 24 10 11:37 pm Link I prefer the more natural look.. kind of less is better! **Note I'm no PS wizard  Edited for web use. Sep 24 10 11:38 pm Link Down load picassa.com and you can edit your own images its a free download and it is so easy a monkey can do it. Sep 24 10 11:43 pm Link my appologies, didnt see that!! great shots and editing by the way...  Sep 24 10 11:43 pm Link Tilli A wrote: I think you can download it from here ... Sep 24 10 11:48 pm Link 5 minutes in PS  This particular image needed to be refocus they were all out of focus. You can't really work details on blurry images. I left the original color of the background and just added a background light. Sep 25 10 02:39 pm Link Angela Michelle Perez wrote: Awesome job!! I love how natural this one looks. Would you be able to send a high res version of it to my email? Sep 25 10 03:11 pm Link |
