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Specific Swap cars
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Hello.
Your red Camaro image is in the wrong perspective for either of your sample images. Honest question............can you seriously not see this?
There are several factors to consider when compositing one image into another. Like adding a person or object (car) to an existing photo or a face swap.
One factor in matching one photo to another is the angle or perspective. Make sure both the subjects of the photographs are of the same or similar angle or perspective. While Ps is a magical app, it can’t change perspectives.
Another main factor is that both images should have the same or similar lighting conditions. Matching the light source direction and angle as well as the shadows the lighting casts is of utmost importance.
Another factor is that the two images should share the same overall coloration.
One of the most important factors in matching images is without a doubt the resolution!!! The resolution of both images should be similar. You can’t add a low resolution image to a higher resolution image or visa versa.
Your red Camaro image is in the wrong perspective for either of your sample images. Honest question............can you seriously not see this?
There are several factors to consider when compositing one image into another. Like adding a person or object (car) to an existing photo or a face swap.
One factor in matching one photo to another is the angle or perspective. Make sure both the subjects of the photographs are of the same or similar angle or perspective. While Ps is a magical app, it can’t change perspectives.
Another main factor is that both images should have the same or similar lighting conditions. Matching the light source direction and angle as well as the shadows the lighting casts is of utmost importance.
Another factor is that the two images should share the same overall coloration.
One of the most important factors in matching images is without a doubt the resolution!!! The resolution of both images should be similar. You can’t add a low resolution image to a higher resolution image or visa versa.