How do you create seamless picture combines in Photoshop 7?

[noxipoo]

Lacey Chabert capture

See how the 2 rows on top and bottom have seamless pictures combined together? How do you create that from any pic? Any tutorials out there?

 

[Falloutboy]

its pretty standard photoshopping you take multiple pictures with simlar backgrouds and you edit the background to so it all flows together. kinda hard to explain but its not too hard I've done simlar things a few times

 

[Ryan]

That is soooooooooo FETCH!

 

[noxipoo]

so how do you create one then?

 

[imported_Phil]

Time, effort, graphics tablet.

 

[rh71]

there's no filter for it if that's what you're asking.

 

[JoeKing]

practice

 

[Deadtrees]

Those two pics are NOT combined pics.

Once you have 2 pics, clone the subject(Pic 1)over the other pic(Pic 2). As two subjects are one the same background of one picture, it looks 'seamless'.

Plus, it'd be better if you adjust the color balance of subjects so that they have the same 'feel'.

Just keep it mind that those aren't two different pics combined together. Rather, it's just a cloned subject over one picture.

 

[huesmann]

Wow, I remember her from her Party of 5 days. She's turned into a looker...at least when she's dolled up.

 

[Cal166]

Create/Duplicate "Layers". Sorry its a bit hard to tell you all the steps.

 

[noxipoo]

so anyone know a good photoshop tutorial site i can read over online for this?

 

[aircooled]

Originally posted by: JoeKing
practice

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: Deadtrees
Those two pics are NOT combined pics.

Once you have 2 pics, clone the subject(Pic 1)over the other pic(Pic 2). As two subjects are one the same background of one picture, it looks 'seamless'.

Plus, it'd be better if you adjust the color balance of subjects so that they have the same 'feel'.

Just keep it mind that those aren't two different pics combined together. Rather, it's just a cloned subject over one picture.

how do you go about cloning with such preciseness ? Don't tell me it's all about the magnetic lasso...

 

[Falloutboy]

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: Deadtrees
Those two pics are NOT combined pics.

Once you have 2 pics, clone the subject(Pic 1)over the other pic(Pic 2). As two subjects are one the same background of one picture, it looks 'seamless'.

Plus, it'd be better if you adjust the color balance of subjects so that they have the same 'feel'.

Just keep it mind that those aren't two different pics combined together. Rather, it's just a cloned subject over one picture.

how do you go about cloning with such preciseness ? Don't tell me it's all about the magnetic lasso...

after you have cut people out of the backgrounds a few times you develop your own technique. I ususally use the poly gon selection tool to get a rough cut then use the Matte mode tool to get the rest