Manipulation Tutorial
by saad_no
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Description
Hello every body, today I want to show you what most of the photographers will not show!!!
Most of the time you see these great perfect pictures and wonder how do they manage to take a shot like that??
Here I want to show you one of my ugly photos and how i turn it into something!!
the first frame show the original picture that came out of my digital cam. in that day it was very sunny, windy and the background is bad too.
frame two:
I started in cleaning the background, removing the ugly things that showed in my photo, then cut the ropes and leave the horses free ( because they didn't want to leave them free at that day!!!), using the clone stamp and the healing brush at photoshop. (its better to work at the original large file that came out of my cam. 2560X1920 pix).
after doing all that, I add a nice blue cloudy sky shot that i toke before, and merge it with the original photo using the layers blending modes: multiply most of the time, or any other mode that will work fine with my image.
Frame three:
in the end I do use some blur filter more contrast more saturation .... and add a nice frame... then resize the picture to a smaller size... usually i like 800X600 so most of you will see the picture without any scroll.
in this shot i used a smaller dimensions to keep the file size as small as i can...276kb gif file.
I'll post the final result later if you like to see it in the 800X600 size.
I hope that some of you will like it ... ok i know its very basic, but as i said maybe some of you will get some benefit from it??
thanx
Comments (15)
cynlee
:] well done sanad! an amazing & magical tut! with a wonderful result... i think it may help others when we note how & what photo manips were done if any... if we are so inclined... or just sit back & enjoy the final image :]
servo
Very nice presentation!
TwoPynts
Wonderful tutorial and final image. Heck I like the original too. I love your presentation here, cudos to you!
LadyAya
Very cool!! thank for the tutorial. Love the final image. Do you know i love horses? Well i do and i love your work too. Excellent presentation. Talk to you later my dear friend ;)
Misha883
Very nice! Perhaps make a note over in the Photography Forum so more folks check it out.
signsofdeath
Very cxlever and different. You surprise, just when you think you know it all, saad_no comes out with something different, lol :D, thanxs for the tip, excellent shot of the beauties, god I miss that day at the stables
addiek
Kudos here! Great tute, a baby could understand this. I liked the second phase (the pale one without the reins). But that is just me.
Akinom
claps hands Isn't it just great what we can do with those programs? Always love to fiddle around with filters... hehe. Fantastic job, Sanad!
Tedz
Splendid looking Arabian Horse.
WiserAngel
This is the stuff I need to learn to do.
logiloglu
wonderful tutorial. thanks for sharing. i like your methode. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
Mikan
The result is just great - maybe it will be seen by the beginners....A simple, but usefullllll tutorial....!!! :)
bogomil
Thanks for the lesson :-) It's a great shot, very symbolic.
Kropot
Dear Sir, I would have cloned out that fence :)) Its what people want, deception. Once a person understand the true meaning of that and finds a way to express his/her view on that, its like BINGO. You know who they learn em jump. :( Good work of youre hand, technicly sane, but gif, as a format, brr. For that gif I grand you a most perfect ever seen gif kinda thingie (oke, ani gif) :) My black hat of for ya.
Michelle A.
Wonderful presentation and step by step Sanad...