"Wanted" Photoshop Tutorial for adding reflections to people shots in a studio

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I'm trying to find a tutorial for adding reflections for people shots in photoshop, the sort of thing i'm trying to create is the popular studio shot with the pure white background, and the floor reflection that would normally be done using a perspex sheet on top of a white train, i've seen plenty of shot's on the forum, but sods law i can't find an example in a search now, anyway i'm sure most of you are familiar with the sort of thing i'm talking about, and as i don't have a perspex sheet at the moment, i'm trying to find a tutorial for photoshop to get the same affect, any help on this would be very much appreciated, many thanks in advance :thumbs:
 
TG. said:
I'm trying to find a tutorial for adding reflections for people shots in photoshop, the sort of thing i'm trying to create is the popular studio shot with the pure white background, and the floor reflection that would normally be done using a perspex sheet on top of a white train, i've seen plenty of shot's on the forum, but sods law i can't find an example in a search now, anyway i'm sure most of you are familiar with the sort of thing i'm talking about, and as i don't have a perspex sheet at the moment, i'm trying to find a tutorial for photoshop to get the same affect, any help on this would be very much appreciated, many thanks in advance :thumbs:
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Just my opinion.. most hardware stores sell perspex and it sounds a much easier option to get it right in camera.

Even Photoshop CS5 has its limitations ;););)
 
levihaynes said:
Just my opinion.. most hardware stores sell perspex and it sounds a much easier option to get it right in camera.
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Indeed your quite right Levi, and i do intend on getting a sheet of perspex, just that i have a few photos i took last week which i wanted to try this effect out on, just to see how they shaped up against the real McCoy :)
 
Good luck on your search I looked into this before and its not very good. " Mind I necer found any tutorials" The angle of the reflections is very hard to get right...


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