Create Backgrounds with Curved Perspectives! - Photoshop Tutorial
A video on YouTube. In Photography & Film, a Krater category.
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This video covers how to composite a subject onto a new background in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020, concluding with a polkadot patterned backdrop and adjusted shadows and depth for realism.
From the video
Answers: How do I change the background of a photo and make it look realistic in Photoshop?
- subject extraction in Photoshop
- background replacement
- halo removal on masked subjects
- creating realistic drop shadows
- adding depth of field and blur
- creating repeating patterns in Photoshop
What it concludes
- For still photos, prefer a gray background for compositing and masking purposes.
- Using the multiply blend mode on a duplicated layer creates a realistic shadow.
- A depth layer with multiply blend mode creates realistic depth when combined with curves adjustment.
- Tilt-Shift blur applied to background pattern creates depth of field that matches the subject's shallow depth of field.
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