Thank you for your reply. As a "beginner from the general public" I don't mind putting the work and time (I have nothing else to do).  It is a matter of finding the right information of what buttons to push in the right order. I have completed a few projects in Photoshop and am aware that there is not magic wand to make it do what you picture in your mind. Thanks again!  ... View more

Thanks so much for the quick reply...Unfortunately I am attempting to learn and do things with photoshop on my own and with YouTube videos. I can't seem to follow the steps you laid out. I am so sorry...I will attach a cropped closeup of her head area so you can see what I'm trying to do...Thanks again ... View more

Thanks for the quick reponse...although I can probably take my time with the lips, I wouldn't know how to handle the strand of hair. Attached is a cropped close-up of her head area. Thanks for the info! ... View more

Thanks, like I mentioned this is all new to me and I am by no means an expert (I just keep watching YouTube videos). So these little things that pop-up, like the original box outline showing after I removed the green is very confusing to figureout. Thanks Again ... View more

Hi there, thank you so much for replying. I took your advice and started to go through the steps of what I think is how you do it so I could document it and take screenshots. Anyway, I don't see the outline of the greenscreen image this time. But since I did it, maybe you can advise me if I'm doing it correctly. Thanks, Kevin New File Import Image > Done Select > Color Range (Remove Green Screen) Select > Select & Mask > Invert > Decontaminate Colors Output To: New Layer with Layer Mask > OK Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer > Change “Master” to “Greens” (Adjust Accordingly) Click the “Hue/Saturation” Layer & “Image Copy” Layer and “Merge Layers” File > New (To Start a New Tab for The Background Image) Import Image > Done Then back to the Original Image and Click & Hold it to Lift it into the Background Image Tab Drop The Solo Image (w/o green screen) Onto the Background Scene Resize and Click “Done” ... View more