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OlyPaul
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Keeping it simple.
Using a simple low cost program like Elements
1-Duplicate layer and run the magic extractor on the background.
2- Add one of the many ready made backgrounds in the application.
Be prepared to lose the very fine hairs ,if not you are into the area of channels and alpha masks which is to much to go into here.
Hard to do precisely on such a small image
Using a simple low cost program like Elements
1-Duplicate layer and run the magic extractor on the background.
2- Add one of the many ready made backgrounds in the application.
Be prepared to lose the very fine hairs ,if not you are into the area of channels and alpha masks which is to much to go into here.
Hard to do precisely on such a small image
swanseamale47
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Another method is to simply blur the background, I selected the child and added a blur.
swanseamale47
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Theres plenty to choose from, I used the quick selection tool (shared with the magic wand on the toolbar), quickmask is another popular one. For this the best way to go (with a full size pic) is probaly using one of the channelsl to get the fine hairs, but it's too complicated to explain in on here really.