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josiez
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 Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2010 9:01 pm Post subject: How do I superimpose the bride and groom into the shoe? |
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I have these two pictures and they want me to put the two of them into the shoe.....I have tried lasso tool, cut, paste etc and tried to feather the edges but it really looks sloppy. Any suggestions on how to get it to look more "natural". I seen a photo done like this in a magazine and it really looked like the couple were in a giant shoe. Thats what Im going for. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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seaco
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Do you mean something like this?
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josiez
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Yes! That is exactly it! How did you do it??
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seaco
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cut the couple out and drag them to the shoe pic then transform the size and rotate to the angle, lower the couple layer opacity so you can see through them.
Use the eraser tool to remove the unwanted dress then use the burn tool just along the edge of the dress to add a slight shadow as though the edge of the shoe is casting a shadow...
Hope this helps it seems easier to do than to explain if you need anymore help just ask!
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