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12/11/2008 09:03:36 AM · #1 |
| How do I mask three different looks of the same models on one document |
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12/11/2008 09:18:53 AM · #2 |
| Do you mean something like this tutorial? |
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12/11/2008 09:18:54 AM · #3 |
Can you elaborate a bit?
Do you want one exposure with the same model 3 times?
Do you want to combine 3 different exposures? |
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12/11/2008 09:27:18 AM · #4 |
| Go to esquire.com and go to the COVERS section....look at the Victoria Secret cover, imagine if it was all the same girl on the photo with the different poses..Thats what im trying to accomplish |
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12/11/2008 09:35:02 AM · #5 |
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If I were doing it, I would just shoot each pose separately and combine them in photoshop. It would be best to sketch out the poses ahead of time, so that you know how they will fit in the final production. |
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12/11/2008 09:41:25 AM · #6 |
| I think im going to do it the same way!!lol How would I do it in photoshop? Or I think I need to make sure she is standing in the same spot on all poses!! |
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12/11/2008 09:54:32 AM · #7 |
I would take photographs of the model in different positions, so that it is easier to combine them after.
You should read through the tutorial  taterbug posted, it is exactly what you want to do. |
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12/11/2008 10:43:18 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by jeger:
I would take photographs of the model in different positions, so that it is easier to combine them after.
You should read through the tutorial taterbug posted, it is exactly what you want to do. |
ditto..this is easy...I do it ALL the time...nieces thinks its great fun!!
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