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What goes on in his head?

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    Fiddled around with Photoshop and layers, masks and such, just to get myself a bit more familiarized with them. My nephew was the victim, and his family the filler. What do you think?

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    I think that it's really cool. How did you do it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    I think that it's really cool. How did you do it?
    Mainly a pile of layers and masks ... each image on its own layer .. then some tweaking; found an article in a German photo magazine with a "how to" in it. Damn thing is: it's in German, and all the commands are in German; so it took me a while to figure out which the equivalent English commands were ...
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    Cool processing and nicely done.
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    Thanks, Iggy
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    I like the play here - If I did have one comment it's the blending of the layers at the edges. The "film strip" in the middle of the model, the edges do not blend in with the model which takes away from the image imo. I might suggest feathering the selection to see if that can help.

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