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I was wondering about the "green screen" option, if there is one or not that is. (elements 2.0, photoshop 7, windows XP…primarilly use 2.0)
I want to be able to take a portrait photo with my Canon 1D using a "green screen" background, then duplicate that imagage in Elements to a transparent background and finally take my image into a pre selected background.
-Example…I have a nice field of flowers background, and I want to put a picture of my daughter in front of it. I do not want to feather the image in, because the foreground won’t be as clean as I want. The end result I’m looking for is a perfectly clean image, 100% opacity, moved into another photo. Does this make sense?
(PS- I already know how to move photos into one another…it’s the whole clean image that I’m looking for, hence the "green screen" thought.)
Thanks for any and all help!!!
-Dan
I want to be able to take a portrait photo with my Canon 1D using a "green screen" background, then duplicate that imagage in Elements to a transparent background and finally take my image into a pre selected background.
-Example…I have a nice field of flowers background, and I want to put a picture of my daughter in front of it. I do not want to feather the image in, because the foreground won’t be as clean as I want. The end result I’m looking for is a perfectly clean image, 100% opacity, moved into another photo. Does this make sense?
(PS- I already know how to move photos into one another…it’s the whole clean image that I’m looking for, hence the "green screen" thought.)
Thanks for any and all help!!!
-Dan
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