Firstly I used the Magnetic Lasso Tool, to outline the figure of my model. By doing this I can select the background of my model and replace it with a white colour. This is to make the background of the photograph look it it’s in a studio. Even though the photoshoot was in a studio set-up, the background was not in a desirable shape or Next, I used image adjustment and HDR Toning which makes this allows me to adjust the photograph in different ways. As seen in the screenshot, I have manipulated the: gamma, exposure, detail, shadow, highlight, vibrate and saturation. I used this to make a more profession photograph which includes more of a professional outlook on the photos.
1. Firstly I used the Magnetic Lasso Tool, to outline the
figure of my model. By doing this I can select the background of my
model and replace it with a white colour. This is to make the
background of the photograph look it its in a studio. Even though
the photoshoot was in a studio set-up, the background was not in a
desirable shape or standard therefore I replaced it with a white
colour. The magnetic lasso tool helps the colouring of the
background which would not interfere with the models face and body.
Next, I used image adjustment and HDR Toning which makes this
allows me to adjust the photograph in different ways. As seen in
the screenshot, I have manipulated the: gamma, exposure, detail,
shadow, highlight, vibrate and saturation. I used this to make a
more profession photograph which includes more of a professional
outlook on the photos.