Hi
I have tried different ways to remove background but when i remove and create a digital background , it doesnt look natural , more like a case of a good cut and paste but still one can make out
I am able to create good digital background but not able remove unwanted background that easily
I'm sure there's a thread somewhere discussing this subject, I just can't find it. The main recommendations I remember were to get it right at the time of shooting i.e. use a backdrop/sheet behind the model, and get the lighting right. This will cut-down on the amount of post-processing you have to do, and make it more natural looking.
That's it, I remember now. You've got a photo of a woman standing in front of a door where you used on-camera flash. Is this the one?
I tried removing using pen tool than converting the path but still i was getting quite straight edges
Do you have the opportunity to re-shoot?
It will save you a lot of time. Replacing the background in PS and making it look convincing can be quite difficult and time-consuming. You'd be better off re-shooting with the correct background to start with.
I use a mask and mask out the BG. Lets you do all sorts of edge treatments (you can blur the mask, use hte smudge tool, different brush shapes, etc.)
Also, once you have your selection it helps to shrink it by 1 or 2 pixels.
Oh man I hate to show this original...but here goes
Thanks for the replying.
This week end i will try to get muslin fabric dyed in color of one of the chroma key screen.( i will try to make my own chroma screen). Earlier i had a great system of hanging my backdrop but had to give away for some other purpose.I am trying to figure out a good way to hang backdrop.I will try post my result ASAP
