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There must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free image.
nesredep egrob wrote:
There must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free image.
CS4
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 22:54:06 -0500, tony cooper
wrote:
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 20:53:33 -0600, John J wrote:
nesredep egrob wrote:
There must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free image.
CS4
The real question seemed to be the OP’s inability to take a shot of "The Little Mermaid" that is unobstructed by other visitors. The solution is when to take the picture, not what do with a picture taken at the wrong time. He’s just going to have to get there early in the morning before the crowds arrive.
I can’t believe he’s serious about patching together a person-free image. I think he’s just venting frustration.
Look at John J’s answer. As I said there are times to take photos and times when not to do so – In particular that photo as the Photographer needs to stand on the dry land and then early in the morning the sun is right behind the ‘Little Mermaid’ – not a lot of use to take a photo from behind – now think man, it can be done but HOW apart from spending an awful lot of money.
Look at John J’s answer. As I said there are times to take photos and times when not to do so – In particular that photo as the Photographer needs to stand on the dry land and then early in the morning the sun is right behind the ‘Little Mermaid’ – not a lot of use to take a photo from behind – now think man, it can be done but how apart from spending an awful lot of money.
or look here:
http://www.jnack.com/adobe/photoshop/fountain/
There must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of
taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free
image.
I know there must be times when there is nobody around but then the light is not
right.
There is one photo I should like to take like that and that is the mermaid in
the harbour of Copenhagen. Last time I was there it was crawling with all sorts
of funny faces – hardly a Dane to be seen.
You imagine nobody is sat on her just now but someone is making it over the
stones to get in position, I still want to get that someone out of the picture
she was not there just 2 seconds ago when the other was crawling all over the
statue. Something tells me it is possible.
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
"nesredep egrob" <Long. -31,48.21 Lat. 115,47.40> wrote in messageThanks – you sound just like me with a long – long time spent travelling and using film – certainly with film that is the preferred method. Digitally it does not matter too much as 10 shots are neither here nor there, just put in another 4 GB cardThere must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of
taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free
image.
I know there must be times when there is nobody around but then the light is not
right.
There is one photo I should like to take like that and that is the mermaid in
the harbour of Copenhagen. Last time I was there it was crawling with all sorts
of funny faces – hardly a Dane to be seen.
You imagine nobody is sat on her just now but someone is making it over the
stones to get in position, I still want to get that someone out of the picture
she was not there just 2 seconds ago when the other was crawling all over the
statue. Something tells me it is possible.
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
Use a tripod and long time exposure. You may need one or more Neutral Density
filters combined with the smallest diaphragm opening. The Mermaid will be there
but the passing visitors will not be recorded.
On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 08:27:10 +0100, "Fred" wrote:
or look here:
http://www.jnack.com/adobe/photoshop/fountain/
Brilliant – thank you – I just wonder where do you dig them up.
nesredep egrob wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 08:27:10 +0100, "Fred" wrote:
or look here:
http://www.jnack.com/adobe/photoshop/fountain/
Brilliant – thank you – I just wonder where do you dig them up.
Adobe did a demo of the feature for the announcement of CS4. You might want to see if you can find it. They also showed a streamlined use of new features to create a product package – 3D, color theme wheel, all that good stuff.
or look here:
http://www.jnack.com/adobe/photoshop/fountain/
Brilliant – thank you – I just wonder where do you dig them up.
Adobe did a demo of the feature for the announcement of CS4. You might want to see if you can find it. They also showed a streamlined use of new features to create a product package – 3D, color theme wheel, all that good stuff.
But what can I do with CS3 non-extended? Is there a way around to get the same
results?
Greetings, Alex
Brilliant – thank you – I just wonder where do you dig them up. I must admit I have not been on searching for them on the internet – but never mind – this is really brilliant and even my wife says so. I am sure to be using some when I go up to Kuala Lumpur some time in our winter (may-july)
Børge in sunny Perth, Australia
But what can I do with CS3 non-extended? Is there a way around to get the same
results?
Greetings, Alex
If I’m right only the 3D , video and medical possibilities aren’t there in the non-extended version.
Smart layers should work (but I’m not sure) and they work the same in CS4/CS3.
There must be a way – I just can’t get my brain around it. I was thinking of
taking 10’s of photos and then putting them together so I get a people free
image.
I know there must be times when there is nobody around but then the light is not
right.
There is one photo I should like to take like that and that is the mermaid in
the harbour of Copenhagen. Last time I was there it was crawling with all sorts
of funny faces – hardly a Dane to be seen.
You imagine nobody is sat on her just now but someone is making it over the
stones to get in position, I still want to get that someone out of the picture
she was not there just 2 seconds ago when the other was crawling all over the
statue. Something tells me it is possible.
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
You imagine nobody is sat on her just now but someone is making it over the
stones to get in position, I still want to get that someone out of the picture
she was not there just 2 seconds ago when the other was crawling all over the
statue. Something tells me it is possible.
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
Photoshop Elements 7 has a nifty way to automatically remove unwanted objects in a scene so long as you take several images at the same location and set-up.
Check this out:
http://www.adobe.com/products/psprelements/vector/sceneclean er/pse_scene_cleaner.html
Benny (in sunny Brisbane)
I am not sure how to thank you all _ I had thought out some idea to do partly by using neutral density filter or maybe 2 and take a some very long exposures – naturally on a tripod.You imagine nobody is sat on her just now but someone is making it over the
stones to get in position, I still want to get that someone out of the picture
she was not there just 2 seconds ago when the other was crawling all over the
statue. Something tells me it is possible.
B|rge in sunny Perth, Australia
Photoshop Elements 7 has a nifty way to automatically remove unwanted objects in a scene so long as you take several images at the same location and set-up.
Check this out:
http://www.adobe.com/products/psprelements/vector/sceneclean er/pse_scene_cleaner.html
Benny (in sunny Brisbane)
This option is very similar as well:
http://www.adobe.com/products/psprelements/vector/groupshot/
Fred wrote:
But what can I do with CS3 non-extended? Is there a way around to get the
same
results?
Greetings, Alex
If I’m right only the 3D , video and medical possibilities aren’t there in
the non-extended version.
Smart layers should work (but I’m not sure) and they work the same in CS4/CS3.
You’re wrong. Stack Mode doesn’t work in non-extended versions of Photoshop.
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