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Need advice how to remove crease.
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Hello.
If you notice there are two different color variations. This color variation would be perspectively correct in depicting a person standing on the ground. One solid color would make the subject look pasted on.
The best way to make the crease less noticeable would be to simply use the Brush Tool, sample the color from above each section of the crease and brush out the crease thereby blending it in so it's less noticeable. You can also use the Blur Tool to further soften the crease. Looks more natural and correct with natural shadows.
However, if you are intent on making the BG one color, you would need to select the subject, apply a layer mask.......
..........and just use a Solid color Fill adjustment layer for the BG color. Looks unnatural and pasted on.
If you notice there are two different color variations. This color variation would be perspectively correct in depicting a person standing on the ground. One solid color would make the subject look pasted on.
The best way to make the crease less noticeable would be to simply use the Brush Tool, sample the color from above each section of the crease and brush out the crease thereby blending it in so it's less noticeable. You can also use the Blur Tool to further soften the crease. Looks more natural and correct with natural shadows.
However, if you are intent on making the BG one color, you would need to select the subject, apply a layer mask.......
..........and just use a Solid color Fill adjustment layer for the BG color. Looks unnatural and pasted on.
I followed Sam's advice and achieved this result:
In addition, I cropped the bottom bit where the subject's left toe gets cut off and added some shadow to make it appear real. Inset on the top is the Creases layer shown on white background. Below that is my Layers stack.
Let us know if you have difficulty following.
In addition, I cropped the bottom bit where the subject's left toe gets cut off and added some shadow to make it appear real. Inset on the top is the Creases layer shown on white background. Below that is my Layers stack.
Let us know if you have difficulty following.