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10/24/2004 02:42:17 PM · #1 |
Need Help !!!!!
I am stock only with that idea #2
Nothing is coming to my mind.
I like this Photo but background bother me
So the second picture is my idea any advice or opinion
My son Eugene 1year.
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10/24/2004 02:46:22 PM · #2 |
Fine looking boy, Eduard. Why not set him up against a plain background and take a couple dozen exposures with varying light sources. You might get your camera down to his eye level to see how you like the result. |
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10/24/2004 02:49:20 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by JEM:
Fine looking boy, Eduard. Why not set him up against a plain background and take a couple dozen exposures with varying light sources. You might get your camera down to his eye level to see how you like the result. |
Yeeeeeeeeeeee I wish
If you can catch him
Thanks
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10/24/2004 02:49:55 PM · #4 |
If you're using Photoshop CS then you could try the 'Lens Blur' filter. This gives a more realistic blurring affect from foreground to background than other blurring options.
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10/24/2004 02:55:04 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
If you're using Photoshop CS then you could try the 'Lens Blur' filter. This gives a more realistic blurring affect from foreground to background than other blurring options. |
Yep I used Lens Blur
Maybe I need to set les Blur
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10/24/2004 03:18:51 PM · #6 |
Just a little too much blur. Here's my feeble attempt.
(Done with digital Image Pro 10)
3 Layers
Top = Child (soft edge applied)
Middle = Carpet around Child (gradient transparency from upper left to lower right)
Bottom = Background (entire photo) with 2.5 Gaussian Blur.
Soft edge on child gives a less harsh edge, Tranparency blurs (from background layer) near upper left.
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10/24/2004 03:27:09 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by awpollard:
Just a little too much blur. Here's my feeble attempt.
(Done with digital Image Pro 10)
3 Layers
Top = Child (soft edge applied)
Middle = Carpet around Child (gradient transparency from upper left to lower right)
Bottom = Background (entire photo) with 2.5 Gaussian Blur.
Soft edge on child gives a less harsh edge, Tranparency blurs (from background layer) near upper left. |
I like this feeble idea and il try this settings on CS
Thanks
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10/24/2004 05:19:06 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by oksamit:
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
If you're using Photoshop CS then you could try the 'Lens Blur' filter. This gives a more realistic blurring affect from foreground to background than other blurring options. |
Yep I used Lens Blur
Maybe I need to set les Blur |
You need to use a gradient.
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10/24/2004 06:13:25 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
Originally posted by oksamit:
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
If you're using Photoshop CS then you could try the 'Lens Blur' filter. This gives a more realistic blurring affect from foreground to background than other blurring options. |
Yep I used Lens Blur
Maybe I need to set les Blur |
You need to use a gradient. |
Thanks
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10/24/2004 06:32:34 PM · #10 |
OK...really pixelated due to size (not having the full sized image to work with), and kinda rushed but it's an idea... cropped so you don't see the potty chair (unless you want to see it) and after blurring the BG I desaturated the yellows and cyans a tad to lessen their impact. Hopefully from this you get an idea that works for you. Just a thought. :o)
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10/24/2004 07:17:30 PM · #11 |
I took Laurie's idea and went a bit further - cropped the potty out entirely, darkened the background and blurred a bit. He has an adroable face!
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