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How to screw up a good photo.
posted by dcwcreations - 14th of march, 2008
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In my quest to increase my acceptance ratio, sales and number of photos I have in Dreamstime I have screwed up a few good photos.
I always want that very pure white background with the perfect lighting. In doing so I thought I would ... More... 
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Reuse Your Images Multiple Times
posted by jsternig - 12th of march, 2008
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With a little bit of Photoshop magic, you can reuse the same image to create several different scenes with various different feels. By isolating objects and using parts of otherwise unusable images, you can create great pictures from ... More...
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Background isolation color
posted by dcwcreations - 4th of february, 2008
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It's a good idea to have some objects isolated in our portfolios.
That being said some times when we want to isolate an object that by nature is already white it does not make sense to use a white background.
The main reason ... More...
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Issues with Isolation
posted by charlesoutcalt - 23rd of january, 2008
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I don't know about anyone else, but isolating images is one of my least favorite tasks in Photoshop.
I see that there was a blog on this topic in late December, but that was focused on shooting within a lightbox, or in other conditions ... More...
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Isolation Tutorial (Advanced)
posted by notebook - 18th of january, 2008
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Did you really think I got four exceptionally well trained giraffes to pose calmly in my super-sized snow-white studio with a hundred gigantic light boxes? Na-hah! Actually, I got them in their natural habitat amidst a peaceful green-... More...
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Isolation Tutorial (Basics)
posted by notebook - 16th of january, 2008
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So, I have finally launched my photography site. It is intended as a gallery to showcase my work to potential buyers and clients and organize my work into categories I see it fit. It is accompanied ... More...
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Isolation and the use of white space.
posted by pirate59 - 9th of september, 2007
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Hi everyone.
Ive noticed a fair few of the really great isolated images (objects by them selves) have something in common.
They all have a really strong white area.
Background at times can as important to perfecting an image,... More...
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Using Pen Tool for Isolation
posted by natie - 20th of august, 2007
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OK, I promised to tell how I use Pen Tool for isolation of objects. Indeed, there are some small tricks which I use in every type of isolation, and I'd like to share them with you.
First thing you should remember about Pen Tool is:... More...
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Isolation of objects
posted by natie - 17th of august, 2007
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I work in 3 magazines as a retoucher, and every day I have tons of photos and pictures to be proŃessed, retouched, isolated and so on. When I started working, I didn't know how to isolate objects correctly and accurately. I had to ... More...
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