White Backgrounds Heres Another Quick Way To Do It

White Backgrounds-Here's another quick way to do it!

posted on 7th of april, 2010

You've photographed your subject against a white background, but it still isn't quite as white as it needs to be, here's what you do.

In photoshop go to Image adjust>Curves>when the box pops up go to the top right hand side and pull the diagonal line to the left, voila! A nice white background.

Tags: background curves high key white

Comments (6)

	Posted by Joezachs on April 30, 2010 I think I will try this out and see.
	Posted by Nansaidh on April 08, 2010 Well feel free to take a look at my images and see if they are destroyed by using curves:)
	Posted by Bradcalkins on April 08, 2010 You have to be careful doing this, as moving the white point lifts all values to some degree, and you risk clipping your highlights if they are too close to being white.
	Posted by Youths on April 07, 2010 Thank you for sharing your experience! :-)
	Posted by Nansaidh on April 07, 2010 I always duplicate the image first:)
	Posted by Davulcu on April 07, 2010 Since curves usually destroy the original image too I do not use this method