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Posted on 12/02/07 00:33:10 AM |
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jwhite
Collage Critter Posts: 274 Reply  |
Fur Troubles
I'm trying to place the bamboo behind the panda and log. Unfortunately, when I cut or extract the panda and place it on a new layer the panda's fur looks too clean-cut. Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated. Bamboo - http://www.whitecrocodile.com/bamboo.jpg Panda - http://www.whitecrocodile.com/panda.jpg |
Posted on 12/02/07 01:13:46 AM |
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Whaler
Visual Viking Posts: 330 Reply  |
Re: Fur Troubles
Hi jwhite, this is what I did using the background eraser and the eraser in about 15 minutes. I used the background eraser with a sensitivity of about 25%, checked Protect Foreground colour and sampled the foreground often as I went along. I this something you were shooting for?  _________________ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Posted on 12/02/07 08:27:51 AM |
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Steve Caplin
Administrator Posts: 7052 Reply  |
Re: Fur Troubles
I'd say this is a perfect candidate for the Smudge tool, John! |
Posted on 12/02/07 1:07:52 PM |
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jwhite
Collage Critter Posts: 274 Reply |
Re: Fur Troubles
Thanks Whaler & Steve, I don't normally use the background eraser but will have to give it a try. |
Posted on 12/02/07 8:50:36 PM |
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mguyer
Incisive Incisor Posts: 799 Reply  |
Re: Fur Troubles
I created two masks using a duplicated blue channel. One mask to separate the white fur and another to separate the black fur. I separated the white first since there is less of it. Marty  |
Posted on 12/02/07 11:42:32 PM |
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uk2usadaz
Designer Dynamo Posts: 70 Reply  |
Re: Fur Troubles
Download some fur brushes or make your own. _________________ Look upwards and share the wonders that I see. |
Posted on 13/02/07 12:31:53 PM |
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jwhite
Collage Critter Posts: 274 Reply |
Re: Fur Troubles
Thanks, Marty & uk2usadaz for the channel method and the brush suggestion. |