Green Screen Glamour Photography Made Easy: How to Create Beautiful Composite Glamour Images Using Green Screen Technology by Jack Watson

Author:Jack Watson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: photography, green screen, glamour, software, technology, images, pictures, nude, composition
Publisher: Atlantic Publishing
Published: 2013-02-22T00:00:00+00:00

The Toolsets

As stated previously, the toolset list can be found by default on the left of the canvas. I personally like it on the right side next to the toolbox display, since it reduces my right hand movements using the WACOM tablet as an input device. To simplify understanding of the operating interface, all items will be looked at as they appear in their default position when screen examples are shown.

The ten toolsets provide easy access to all of PhotoKey 3 Pro’s features. They are arranged into a logical order from top to bottom and appear in purpose-specific groups. Clicking on any of the toolset buttons in the list will display the relevant tools in the toolbox on the right of the screen, with the exception of “print,” which opens a separate window.

NOTE: The toolset listing can be collapsed and expanded using the small arrow at the top. This only removes the descriptive text of the toolset items, providing a little more screen real estate to view your images on when zoomed in or moved across the screen.

Detailed information about the toolsets is listed below.

Canvas settings determine the size of your composite images. It is best to choose your canvas settings as one of the first steps before importing your foreground and background elements. If you change your canvas settings afterwards, you may then need to reposition your images.

Dimensions

This menu contains a selection of standard photographic and paper sizes. Choosing a size will immediately update the canvas dimensions.

You can also set the canvas to be the same size as the current foreground or background image. As an example, if you import a 9.44-by-14.187-inch foreground (full frame size of a Nikon RAW image from the Nikon D3 that has been converted to a JPEG file) and select “as background,” that will be the image size. Essentially, “as background” and “as foreground” sizing selections let your imported image size govern the image size in the workspace.

Make greeting card

If you want to design a greeting card, check this box. The canvas will change to show the outline of a greeting card. You will then be able to create a custom front cover for your card. The greeting card size is determined by the “dimension” selection. The example is a thank-you card sent to a model for her services. Models love this acknowledgment and simple gesture. The copyright text was added in Photoshop using the “text” tool. These cards take about two minutes to make.

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