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Cascade pictures

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Sep 07, 2020 Sep 07, 2020

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Looking for tutorial:  Single background--taking several pictures of same person in different spots in pic.

Then combine to have one pic, - same one person in 3 or 4 places in pictudre??

use to know how to do this--but forgot---can not explain well enough to find tutorial--Help--Thanks

 

 

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Sep 07, 2020 Sep 07, 2020

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Mask the backgrounds on the top  images above the bottom background layer.

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I wonder if you're thinking of stack mode. Using stack mode on smart objects can remove people from a stack (Median makes them all go away), but the stack mode that makes them show up all at once (Minimum) will need some touching up (the result looks more like a blend mode has been applied). Instead, you could load the images and align them, but then use the Object Selection Tool to select the person on each layer and use a layer mask to isolate them. Then put their layers over the background with them removed. 

 

  1. Go to File > Scripts > Load Files into Stack...
  2. In the Load Layers dialog, navigate to your images or add the files if they are already open
  3. Select "Attempt to Automatically Align Source Images"
  4. Click OK
  5. Use Ctrl (PC)/Command (mac OS) + J to duplicate the images
  6. Select the original set of layers on the bottom, right-click, and Convert to Smart Object
  7. Go to Layer > Smart Objects > Stack Mode > Median to remove the person from the background
  8. For one of the layers above the smart object, use the Object Selection Tool to select the person
  9. Click the Add Layer Mask icon (3rd from the left at the bottom of the Layers panel) to apply a layer mask
  10. Repeat for each layer with the person on it
  11. Re-order the person layers as needed in case they happen to overlap

 

 

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