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Making a "realistic" collage

10/1/2016

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This is an assignment I got in Petru's Visual Language class. It was actually supposed to be somewhat modernistic and full of symbols but I thought this approach would be more fun for me.
A challenge here was that I didn't have a tripod and people wouldn't move, so I couldn't do a master shot and then just edit stuff in. The shots were handheld from different angles and were blended together in post in the free program paint.net. I also used a plugin to help me remove the greenscreen. Eventually I used the shot with the two girls as a master shot.
The gallery above shows different versions of the composition. Notice how important the lighting is. Below is the final image. I desaturated most of the images to make them blend better. Didn't pay too much attention to masking stuff perfectly because it wasn't required for the project at all.
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Noah Brown link
5/8/2021 13:20:24

I am happy to see this Pain.NET documentary. Very detailed write up about photo-editor and easy to read!

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Desain Produk link
18/1/2025 04:16:57

What did you focus on when working on the composition in the gallery above?

Regard <a href="https://bpd.telkomuniversity.ac.id/membuat-desain-logo-produk-panduan-lengkap/">Desain Produk</a>

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