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Ah, beautiful mountain scenery. No doubt you are asking yourself, "How do we get a motorcycle
up there?" The least we can do is answer in the affirmative. | |
The motorcycle in question. Duplicate the background layer of both photographs. Select > All
and Edit > Copy... we are going to "paste" the cycle into the background
photograph. | |
Paste into the scenery and position where you think it would look
most realistic. | |
Now we are going to "paint away" the original cycle image to reveal the scenery. Press "Y' and
access the Brush Menu. Make sure the "History Brush" tool is chosen. Pick a medium sized brush with a soft edge and
start removing the original background. Especially with an object as complicated as a motorcycle, this is a
delicate job and will no doubt require the use of several different
brushes. | |
Of course, you may now add a cast shadow to the bike or experiment further with integrating it
into the background photograph. Have fun and don't forget to wear a helmet, especially if you are an
NFL quarterback. | |
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