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Wesyu
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I dont like the position of aircraft in this picture. is there anyway to place it in the center without cropping the whole photo?

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I tried something but did it quick..

in PS, magic wanded the background, select inverse, layered via copy, new layer, coloured it the same blue but not as toned as that one, and the moved around my layers for the plane

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yep, send me the original that you want modified to industry@inbox.lv
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Working? I hope that convoluted instruction set made sense :D
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Working? I hope that convoluted instruction set made sense :D


yeah, but actually, i still dont get how to do the last part.
so i use paint software in windows to move aircraft to center.

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Ah, since I had the airplane in its own layer with no background, I selected that layer and moved it around accordingly

Maybe this will help

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I would just add some more same colour background on the right and on top :)
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I would just add some more same colour background on the right and on top :)


What? And no texture?

Where's Metrix?
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J__ wrote:
Ah, since I had the airplane in its own layer with no background, I selected that layer and moved it around accordingly

Maybe this will help

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how do you move aircraft to center in layer1?
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Looks like we have some potential PS mentors in 'da house'...
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Wesyu wrote:
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Ah, since I had the airplane in its own layer with no background, I selected that layer and moved it around accordingly

Maybe this will help

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how do you move aircraft to center in layer1?
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Using the Move tool in PS... its usually the top of the Tools, or press "V" on the keyboard, that's the hotkey for that mode.

Then you'll be able to grab the object and move it anywhere
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I would just add some more same colour background on the right and on top :)


What? And no texture?

Where's Metrix?


Good point as the sky is not a constant colour the image will look flat if you replace it with a constant colour.

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Because of the small image size you might not notice the difference.

The extra steps I did with the sky layer:

- make a sky layer from the original sky
- fill In the plane with the nearest blue using the mask
- Large diameter Gaussian blur to obscure the transitions
- Added a 6% gradient from top right to bottom left with the darkest at the top
- moved the plane to the new position
- brighten the combine final image only around the sky levels
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hi guys
thanks for all the tips.

but i have a big problem...i only know how to use art filter in photoshop. i never use layers before. is there any good guidebooks to start to learn photoshop?
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Layers are probably the most powerful feature in Photoshop. There are several tutorials on the web that you can google (ie.: photoshop layers tutorial).
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