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thehermit
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ermmm.... @seaco:
The shadow should not be a drop shadow but a blurred and distorted reflection of the couple, set at the right angle. We don't know what resolution the original is in to say it's not feasible.
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seaco
Joined: 31 Dec 2009
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Location: UK
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| thehermit wrote: | ermmm.... @seaco:
The shadow should not be a drop shadow but a blurred and distorted reflection of the couple, set at the right angle. We don't know what resolution the original is in to say it's not feasible. |
Ahh! see what you mean about the shadow your right as for the resolution I mean you can't add wisps etc. to the resolution of the pics supplied!
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magnus1
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I'll give it a go. Cheers for the help guys!
I'm hopeless with shadows. But my original image is 24x24inches at 200dpi. I'm making a canvas of my daughters, so I want it to look good.
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pixel8or
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The shadow areas marked x and y have to go. It looks like the background is right in front of them and destroys the illusion. Also the outline of both girls needs a soft edge brush to make them blend into the background plate.
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niftyned
Joined: 07 Mar 2010
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Working from that small pic that you posted and without the luxury of layers to work with I used the lasso tool and copied the two girls and pasted the copy onto a new layer,applied a black overlay and used the transform>perspective tool to position the shadow, finally adjusted the transparency and the whole process took about two minutes.
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magnus1
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niftyned... I can't get my shadow to match that angle using the perspective tool. Mines going sideways and looks weird.
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niftyned
Joined: 07 Mar 2010
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| magnus1 wrote: | | niftyned... I can't get my shadow to match that angle using the perspective tool. Mines going sideways and looks weird. |
Well, I cant imagine why that would be. Are you only dragging the bounding box from one point? Try the skew or warp tools as well if you cant get it but I know the perspective tool works because that is how I did it.
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magnus1
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Yeah, still funky. I've tried dragging each corner and side, but6 I'm still messing it up. 
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seaco
Joined: 31 Dec 2009
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| magnus1 wrote: | | Yeah, still funky. I've tried dragging each corner and side, but6 I'm still messing it up. |
Try pressing Ctrl when you pull the corner!
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magnus1
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lol! still sux... I've never really messed with perspective before. I guess this is why! Is there a plugin? I had one for an earlier photoshop.
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