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Here is my effort to reach people that how can we make an image taken from a point and shoot camera into a photo that is taken from a DSLR camera..
One thing to be noted : Images with DSLR camera have only one area of concentration in their images. So this forms the basis of the instructable
Things which u need : Adobe Photoshop (7 or higher)
1. Open the Photoshop.
Click on 'Open' and open your image that you want to make it gr8
2.With the help of the magnetic selection tool Select only the portrait as i have done above.
3.Go to Select > Inverse
4. Go to Filter > Blur > lens blur and st the radius to 44 until the background seems quiet blur as found in a dslr.Click ok
5. Go to Select again and click Inverse. now the portrait should get selected.
6.Go to image > Adjustments > levels and give the 3 drag button - 27 , 1.15 , 207 values respectively. click on Ok
7. Go to image > adjustments > saturation. Now set the saturation value to +15. CLick Ok
That is all you have created a professional image from a point and shoot camera..Save the file and Enjoy making such..
Thank you
SUNIL.S.K
5.
One thing to be noted : Images with DSLR camera have only one area of concentration in their images. So this forms the basis of the instructable
Things which u need : Adobe Photoshop (7 or higher)
1. Open the Photoshop.
Click on 'Open' and open your image that you want to make it gr8
2.With the help of the magnetic selection tool Select only the portrait as i have done above.
3.Go to Select > Inverse
4. Go to Filter > Blur > lens blur and st the radius to 44 until the background seems quiet blur as found in a dslr.Click ok
5. Go to Select again and click Inverse. now the portrait should get selected.
6.Go to image > Adjustments > levels and give the 3 drag button - 27 , 1.15 , 207 values respectively. click on Ok
7. Go to image > adjustments > saturation. Now set the saturation value to +15. CLick Ok
That is all you have created a professional image from a point and shoot camera..Save the file and Enjoy making such..
Thank you
SUNIL.S.K
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Apr 22, 2011. 2:58 AM
rickharris
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rickharris
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Can do the same with Picassa for free!
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Apr 22, 2011. 8:46 AMSunil.S.K (author)
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No but Picasa can't select only the portrait i guess.. Photoshop is designed for the Workhorse of the images.. So better to use PS.. And another thing every detail of the image can be changed in photoshop but that you lack in picasa..:)
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Apr 22, 2011. 11:56 AMrickharris
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rickharris
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Picassa can crop a photograph and change the Contrast, brightness and fill light as well as the tint, produce graduated tints, soft focus, sharpen the picture, make B/W, Produce focal tints and other things.
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Apr 25, 2011. 9:16 PMSunil.S.K (author)
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But Perfection does not prove true with Picasa.. see trying in Photoshop and Picasa you feel the perfect difference!!]
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Apr 21, 2011. 7:40 AMSunil.S.K (author)
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here this is friends ... my instructable ..please comment .:)
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