Fake Tattoo

[Glamcreations]

Hi all,

this is a picture i done for a friend to add a fake tattoo.

 

[Dezigns Unlimited]

It looks shopped.. You need to fix the perspective of the tat and then fix the shading...

 

[tricky500]

Your backdrop is also giving the guys skin a green cast in some areas. IDK if that's all you had to work with but I'd suggest something more neutral or white.

 

[Glamcreations]

Thanks for the feedback guys- the perspective is my bad after i finished i also thought hmm that could have been done better.

Re the green cast YES & please HELP having major frustrations. I bought a green backdrop as i hear its easy to extract the background but to be honest i find it really hard. I've followed all sorts of tutorials and cant seem to find one that works 100%. I keep getting the green cast especially when abstracting hair (this is a nightmare) i'll post a new photo of what i done last night to better explain. Heading will be under green backdrop help.-

Thanks again- glad i found this forum

 

[Dezigns Unlimited]

Dude, get rid of the green background completely....

 

[iDad]

I suggest getting a better looking subject (preferably a chick)and green wont be noticeable .lol J/K

 

[Stric9]

The subject is too close. Put six feet between your subject and the green screen to remove the color bleed.

 

[Glamcreations]

Thanks for the feedback since this shot have learnt so much about green screens from here and the net its not just a matter of placing a subject infront of the screen its all about lighting and the position of the subject. Cant wait to try another now that i understand the way it works. bye for now

 

[11amlunch]

yeah it doesnt look 2 natural

 

[scottW]

try shooting in front of a white screen, and then screen blend mode him over whatever background you want. That or just put some distance in between him and the background.

 

[smalltrees]

the green cast is easy to remove, in this case, as there is no other vital green areas...
hue/saturation... remove green saturation...
it may turn gray, but that is more believable than green...

tattoo... size/location/perspective...
as the title says... fake tattoo...

 

[Raymond Worrilow]

I agree with Stric9, should have your model/s stand a few feet away from the background.. Doesnt really matter what color it is. and try and remove the wrinkles in the background. WRINKLS are hard to remove..
Ray (Blackbayou)