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"e), f) and g) interest me the most, and maybe b).."

Since (e), extraction of a subject from a background (so the background can be replaced) is a common and often very difficult task, I thought that some tips on this aspect might be useful.

The first step is always to try to get the highest resolution, best quality starting image as possible. I did this by using Google's Image Search function to find a better version of the "before" image than the OP posted, ie, having the correct aspect ratio (so the subject doesn't look artificially thin), and having the highest resolution (pixel dimensions).

I found the attached file.

[QUOTE="Tom Mann, post: 1533640165, member: 74903"] [I]"e), f) and g) interest me the most, and maybe b).."[/I] Since (e), extraction of a subject from a background (so the background can be replaced) is a common and often very difficult task, I thought that some tips on this aspect might be useful. The first step is always to try to get the highest resolution, best quality starting image as possible. I did this by using Google's Image Search function to find a better version of the "before" image than the OP posted, ie, having the correct aspect ratio (so the subject doesn't look artificially thin), and having the highest resolution (pixel dimensions). I found the attached file. [/QUOTE]

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