In this course the first in a series dedicated to creative portrait adjustments Chris Orwig shows how to swap out the background of a portrait with something new.
This technique is similar to photo illustration and can result in some really striking and visually interesting photographs. Chris begins in Camera Raw where he creates multiple exposures of the original raw file and combines them in a PSD file and then moves to Photoshop to mask the subject and copy the mask into the new background. In the second half of the course hell show you how to make the subject look at home in her new environment using Edge Glow; brightness color and tone adjustments; and lens flares.
Topics include:
Combining multiple exposures in one Photoshop file
Selecting and removing the subject from the background
Using masking to combine images together
Improving color details and tone
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