Ana Lutetia

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tutorial | about… photography II

Posted on August 8, 2008 by Ana Lutetia | No Comments

The first method was really simple. The second method I used was a bit more complex but still quite simple. I continue to take my pics at 800×600 but I started doing a photo collage. In the first photos I didn’t noticed that the backdrop was seamless. When I noticed that I did my own backdrops and started using those in my photos. More recently, I began using gradients and patterns (as backdrops) which I found for free in the internet.
One of the awesome tools I found through Torley’s blog is the optikverve filters. They are quite simple to install and to use and you can read in their website how to do it.

:: How to resize ::

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:: Photo Collage ::

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The Photo Collage is a quick and good method but I wasn’t too happy with it. For this, you have to select with the Rectangular Marquee Tool the are you want to crop and then past it with the Move Tool to the background you want. When you have the images you want in the background, use again the Rectangular Marquee Tool and crop it again.


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