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Play your part by skyangel 12297 views - final score: 57.1% | Music on the top by Zizounai 4537 views - final score: 56.2% | Special Occasion Card by skyangel 12562 views - final score: 53% |
Little night music by Zizounai 5559 views - final score: 52.4% |
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I think the lenses would still look like those in the source pic.
Hi CMYK, this is not supposed to be fully realistic
Advanced Tutorial: How to Select Difficult Hair in Photoshop CC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33tz2Xszil0
How to Cut Out ANYTHING in Photoshop (10 Tips and Tricks for Making Difficult Selections and Masks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6off4PVn8E
There are some really good methods for extracting stuff from the background. Channel Masking is really good and adding "Calculations" to that can make your life easier. With these methods you will find yourself not always relying on traditional methods of cutting things out. Sometimes it can take you an hour to cut something out, and using these methods it can be extracted in a minute or so.
I made a small sample of her hair from your source image. Took me 10 seconds. Fairly busy or I woulda done the rest. This is on a 50% Greay background https://i.imgur.com/DmzChuo.jpg
Thanks for the link BW. I'll surely use some of the tricks with other chops. This time I selected the hair as I wanted them and used some filters to give them their special strict appearance. I didn't want a windy picture, just a peaceful time resting beneath her instrument, waiting for her time to play, rehearsing the music in her head.
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