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Yes.Yes! Did you make that?
The coloring is an exact match. The image I posted is just a screen shot and not the original file, so the color appears "off"..........but it's not. There is Blue and Red lighting used during photography in the original photo which affects the background. That lighting is not present in my reproduction.The coloring a tad off but that’s fine.
Yes, this is a Photoshop forum.Just curious if this is through photoshop?
This was made with simple Ps techniques.How do I learn how to do that?
You're welcome.Thank you so much!! Really appreciate your detailed response.
I believe that the BG was created first and the subject was then photographed later under specific and dramatic red and blue lighting.Do you think this image was shot with the same gray background like a gray paper and then the stripes were added in photoshop after?
I seriously doubt this but it is possible.Or possibly was the pistol pictured on a white background and then totally replaced by new one?
Well, it's not really hard to tell. If this was a subject shot on a white BG and then added to a graphic BG, there would be some tell tale signs that I don't see in your sample image. I think you should create the backgrounds, print them off, then photograph the subject on the BG with intentional lighting.I am sure its hard to tell, just trying to figure out how I should handle my product photos when i shoot them!
No.........this is a "dragged" or pixel stretch effect that has been warped. This entire BG for the subject was created in Ps and the subject was probably photographed on a solid colored BG and then isolated with a layer mask technique.Is this a motion blur?
Thank you again!! I am going to be practicing all weekendNo.........this is a "dragged" or pixel stretch effect that has been warped. This entire BG for the subject was created in Ps and the subject was probably photographed on a solid colored BG and then isolated with a layer mask technique.
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