The first thing I did was bring in both pictures and convert the background image into Layer O. Then I used the Auto-Align tool under the Edit menu to align both pictures. I obviously had to crop both pictures since I did not hold the camera at the same angle for both shots.
Next, I hid Layer 0 and used the Marquee tool to get rid of the section of the picture that I wanted to delete.
Then I did the same thing with Layer 1.
Making both layers visible, I can already see my progress. Fantastic.
The last step was not so satisfactory for me. The blend was awful, however I used the Auto-Blend option under the Edit menu.
I ended up cropping the picture, and fixing the seams myself, and the above picture was the end result. WOW. PS4 is unbelievable.
via flickr.com
Love the fabric. Cute, cute, cute dress. I have to make this one for Olivia before she gets too old.
Well, this one was even easier then the last one.
First open the picture you want to change to black and white.
Create a duplicate background layer.
Go to the Adjustments Box and hit Gradient Map.
Your picture will immediately turn into a black and white image.
Click on the gradient and this screen will open
Take your cursor and double click in the center of the gradient to create a new stop.
If you double click again the Select a color screen will open.
If you take the cursor and move it along the left side of the screen you will change the colors to what you want.
Once you let go of the cursor, you can see the change in your picture.
Of course then I choose the Curves Adjustment Layer and start to add contrast to the picture.
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