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Removing Crowds
This is a discussion on Removing Crowds within the Photoshop - graphics programs - pluggins - for photography forums, part of the Education & Technical category; Came across this and was not aware this was possible to do this with such ease, a great tip on ...
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Removing Crowds
Came across this and was not aware this was possible to do this with such ease, a great tip on how to get a photo and remove crowds without a lot of work. Let me know what you think, I found it to be a great tutorial.
Removing Crowds
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That was an EXCELLENT tutorial thanks for posting it.
It has loads of applications and of course is great at touristy spots!
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Definitely a fast effective approach, but it is predicated on shooting in a location where despite crowds, there is a lot of movement. If anyone stayed in their location during the multiple shots they would still be in the final shot.
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A good point tegan. But even given that point, still easier to clone out 1-2 people as opposed to many.Definitely a fast effective approach, but it is predicated on shooting in a location where despite crowds, there is a lot of movement. If anyone stayed in their location during the multiple shots they would still be in the final shot.
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It does have some limitations but overall I think it is a great technique.
“I take photographs with love, so I try to make them art objects. But I make them for myself first and foremost - that is important.” Jacques-Henri Lartigue
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