Recent content by jobe

Rather than cloning, can you not blend the two photos in PS?

Hi Dixon The clone tool works well you need to work close and small, its a bit laborious but well worth the effort, not too keen on content aware, it does a job but for better results try persevering with the clone tool. I did have some pink left around the fixed area, I just selected the are...

Try This http://www.redbubble.com/people/annashaw/journal/3941909-the-easiest-way-to-make-rays-of-light-a-photoshop-tutorial-for-beginners Wayne

If you still have a Canon, you should have had the software package that comes with it, EOS Utility allows you to do time lapse photography albeit very basic. Wayne

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I think the pic is ok without trying to simulate bokeh, I dont think I have ever seen a blurring process that matches in camera bokeh. I have just punched the colours, a little dodge and burn and removed the shadow and the string. Wayne

Hi Shane I magnify to about 300 or 400% work with using the clone tool and patch tool, normally I use a very small brush on the clone tool and clean a small area so I have something to start working with a slightly larger brush, I find that the patch tool helps with blending when you have...

A bit late but I have had a go here Wayne

Hi Oakster Try setting the clone tool opacity somewhere between 20 & 30% then sample the darker water and clone over the sharp light edge use a brushing motion rather than stamping if that makes sense and it should blend quite nicely. Wayne

Hi Chouglez The most important thing with these sorts of problems is the selection whichever method you use just spend a little time in getting it right then the job should be easy, in my example I have added an extra layer of to take some of the bright white away in my opinion it looks a...

Hi Paul Not sure if this is what you meant, my process was to select the model refine the edges until you get the right mask that you want then simply create a new layer and using your selection fill with black, inverse then fill the surround with white. I'm sure there are plenty of other...

Hey Mikeyw Yes you can, but only to adjust tonal range I used photoshop curves to adjust the green colour cast, Lightroom probably has more options to adjust colour or white balance. Wayne

Hi Mikeyw My method was colour correction using curves, boosted colour, darkened background and sharpened. Wayne

I went for a similar crop to Grendel, boosted colour, little sharpening, a bit of dodge and burn and a very slight vignette Wayne

Hi Iain Assuming you have CS5 this guy does a pretty good job at explaining how to do this, I have attached my example at his technique. Hope this helps http://youtu.be/lh6QSb0qMtc Wayne