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Subject: Re:Editing photos

Date: Sun 01/06/14 18:05:17 GMT

Name: Malvineous

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Wow, you must have a different version of MS Paint than the one I have (Windows 8.1), which doesn't have any capacity with regards image levels, colour balance, dodge and burn etc.

I would be intrigued to see a YouTube video of this process.

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Editing photos

By Panayiotis Constantinides - Sun 01/06/14 17:51:20 GMT

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Hello all,

I was thinking about this: I have some candid shots of various girls in outfits I would like to see them getting wet in, but all these girls were completely dry, in locations with no water at all (e.g. on the street, at work, on the bus etc.).

What I was experimenting with was isolating the girl from the picture and place it into another photograph of the sea, a pool, fountain etc., so it would appear that the girl was swimming, sitting down in the water, wading into the water, whatever.

Of course, most colours of clothing get darker when they get wet, and this effect is added quite easily, even using MS Word and MS Paint.

What I would like to know, however, is if there is any photo editing software which can add the reflection of the subject in the water, to make the edited photo look realistic, rather than the girl appearing to have been chopped up and placed on top of the photograph.

If anyone can recommend a photo editor which can create this "reflection on water" effect, it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.

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