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    Original shadow on a flooring (or a wall)

    Thanks for the interesting links. Here the proof I made today with the luminosity mask. It's not bad, but there are some particulars of the original floor that became visible. I'll make some other experiment...
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    Original shadow on a flooring (or a wall)

    Wow impressive, many thanks. I'll try this method as soon as possible. In the meantime I've searched on the net and seem that the best way is working with luminosity masks, so I can keep original shadows (and eventually reflections). When I have tried it I will post the picture. Thanks again b.
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    Original shadow on a flooring (or a wall)

    Thanks gedstar. Yes for me is really good enough, please explain how, so I can use it as a starting point to do some tests.
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    Original shadow on a flooring (or a wall)

    Hi everybody and thanks in advance to those who will follow the thread. I need to change the tiles on a floor and a wall, but then I must keep the original shadows. After changed the floor tiles, I've tried to restore the shadows making a copy of the background, than desaturated and inverted...
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    Hi new to the forum but not at all to PS

    Hi all, I'm from Italy. Joined to this forum in search of answers and I hope may also help someone.
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