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Inspiring
Nov 8, 2024 12:52 AM UTC
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PSE 2019 How can I stop my image, on top of the background image, from lookning copied and pasted?

How do I make the man image (in the attached example) look more naturally in the hallway, rather than being copied and pasted onto it (which it was)? Thanks.

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Greg_S.
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Nov 8, 2024 3:43 AM UTC

It's not entirely clear how you think this could be improved.  This is such a low resolution image that it is almost impossible to make it more natural, particularly since it is an illustration.  The only tell-tale sign of a copy-and-paste job that I see is the white fringing around the hands.  Because of the low resolution, I think the only thing you can do is zoom in to individual pixel level and clone the neighbouring pixels, one pixel at a time, with a 1-pixel brush.  Here is a quick edit:

 

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Greg_S.
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Nov 8, 2024 3:43 AM UTC

It's not entirely clear how you think this could be improved.  This is such a low resolution image that it is almost impossible to make it more natural, particularly since it is an illustration.  The only tell-tale sign of a copy-and-paste job that I see is the white fringing around the hands.  Because of the low resolution, I think the only thing you can do is zoom in to individual pixel level and clone the neighbouring pixels, one pixel at a time, with a 1-pixel brush.  Here is a quick edit:

 

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BadStarAuthor
Inspiring
Nov 9, 2024 12:05 AM UTC

Thanks Greg

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