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PhotoMerge Scene Cleaner


           In my Photo Merge project, John Allen instructed me to go to a room by the kindergarten class, because of the positivity the light brings to the picture. I did a couple of silly looking poses to bring character into the picture. After we took the pictures, I went onto Photoshop, I noticed that one of the pictures would be over lapping another one so, I just didn't use it. After that I merged all the four pictures. I started with the picture of me on the floor, then the one with me crossing my arms, then, the middle picture, and finally the one looking at my two bottoms. I also used the merge tool for some of the wall because it wasn't how I wanted it to be.

Raw photos:






Over lapping photo I didn't use:

Maybhelle's Photomerge Scene Cleaner

(Final Photo merge)

You need a tripod,(or anything you can put the camera where it won't move) camera, and model(s). Make sure your frames are the same in each photos and the model(s) won't overlapped the other photos that you'll merge.Here you can see that my models' feet overlapped, you can fix it but sometimes it looks really obvious, so you just stare at it and give up. Basically that's all you need to know(I think).






RAW PHOTO:

Piolo's PhotoMerge Scene Cleaner

This is my PhotoMerge Scene Cleaner assignment.

To create this kind of photo, you need to make sure that you keep the camera steady, so you need to have a tripod. The first step in creating this photo is choosing where you want to take your photo and taking a picture of the background by itself. After that, it's time to get your model. In my photo I got Kathleen to climb over the sign. I had her start by walking and then I got her to climb onto and then over the sign.
The last photo I took was after Kathleen had gotten off the sign and was standing on the ledge.

Russian's PhotoMerge Scene Cleaner









To take a photo like this, you need to have a background that doesn't move and have your model move around. Make sure that your model keeps in mind that they have to make sure that they don't overlap with other photos. This is probably the hardest part of this whole thing.

Making this type of photo is so much easier. You'll need Photoshop Elements. Look for the Photomerge Tool. Then select the Photomerge SceneCleaner. This is under the Enhance section. Select your photos. You have to wait a little bit for it to load, if you're using computers from Sargent Park's Library Computer Lab. Afterwards, it will give you a pencil and eraser tool. The pencil tool is for highlighting items fro a photo, to be transferred to another photo. It sounds really complicated but it's really simple. Once you're done, you can save it. You'll have to save it as a .jpg file, so it can be used.

The story I'm trying to tell is about a man. A man that is really obsessed on Where's Waldo, he also loves Adidas. The man gets so obsessed that he starts losing his mind. He starts seeing doubles of himself. Many years pass, and he doesn't even know who he is. In the last hours of his life, he has a dream. That dream is this photo. Where he is young and still happy, wearing his Adidas sweater while doing the Waldo poses.
       

Louanne's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner


       
          This is my photo merge assignment. To make this type of photo, you will need a tripod, a camera and a model. For this picture, I'm the model and shout out to Charlene Fauni for taking these pictures. Also you need a tripod to make sure that the camera won't move and it will stay in one spot. If it's not in one spot the background would be all over the place.
           I edited this in Photoshop Elements, which I found easier that I thought it would be. I played around with the Smart Fix, Sharpen Tool, Exposure and Color. I used the Color Tool so the color pops out. 
          The picture is showing a "monkey" (aka me) climbing the monkey bars to get to the other side but when she sees the camera, she poses. She likes the camera. 
                                                                                                                                               

Here are some pictures I used;

Angela's Panorama Post

Here is my Panorama Assignment






 The difference between these panoramas are that they are in different layouts. One of them is in a perspective layout while another one is in a Cylindrical point of view and lastly in a Spherical layout. The first one seems to be narrow and further than the rest while the second one seems to be wider and right in between while the last one is more closer and not as wide.

Here are the pictures I used to make the panorama:

Alane's Panorama Post


Panorama Assignment

Reposition
This effect causes a part of the building to bulge out which is not very effective to make it smooth as possible. Although,everything seems to be put in place other than the building.

Spherical
This effect gives a much better looking surface and does not have parts bulging out like the reposition effect. It also shows kind of a fish-eye effect;.

Collage
This effect also causes a fish-eye effect. However, the collage seems to be more rounded in the middle.

Angeline's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner

            This is my photo merge assignment. To make this type of photo, you will need a tripod, a camera and a model. The reason why we need a tripod is that it makes sure that the camera won't move and it will stay in one spot. Then your model is going to pose in different poses and in different spots, you can take a lot of shots as you like. After that you go to Photoshop Elements, go to the enhance and then find the photo merge scene cleaner. Then all of the pictures that you took will be enhance. Now you have to outline the model for each photos, meaning that the model will appear in one picture ( shown above). You have to make sure that the model is not overlapping and that your picture has to portray a story. To make it interesting for the viewers.
     
           The story of my photo merge is that Coleen ( the model) is walking in a straight direction but something blocked her path. So she had to take a detour to the left and she finds herself in the future. 

Here are 3 photos that where used for photo merge:
  1.   First picture represents the past
  2.  Second picture represents the present
  3. Third picture represents "the door of the future"

Chau's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner


             Here is my photo merge assignment. The equipment required is a tripod and a camera. The tripod is for stability so the camera won't move and your image background would be equal. To create this kind of picture, Francesca took multiple of images of me in different positions, continuously. There were about seven pictures taken. I did a running shot while jumping over the recycling bin as you can see above.

             The second step was to upload and edit in Photoshop Elements. I used the photo-merge scene cleaner mode. It was pretty simple to do, and I also found it cool that you can just draw a straight line instead of outlining the silhouette and the whole person will appear.

Here are some pictures I've used:

Sebastian's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner


Here is my final product of Scene Cleaner Photo merge

Here are my 3 raw photo's

   It;s not hard to make this kind of photo because you just need to take few photos and open up Photoshop to make it into one fianl picture

  To make this kind of photo, you need multiple different photo's. The camera shouldn't move. You need to use "Photo merge Scene Cleaner". The subjects move from different positions. Make sure you have empty spots so you can add the subjects in one photo.           I had Haifa and Kyla as my models and it turned out pretty well                                                          because they can do different poses. They moved

   This photo is showing you that they are friends and they can do different kinds of things. The people sitting is like imagining something they can do in the future. The multiple different versions of them represents the the things that the people sitting can do.                                  
  

Angela's Photomerge Scene Cleaner

Here is my photo merge picture







To take a photo merge picture, you would need to take multiple pictures of the same background. The camera would need to be still and in the same position while taking the pictures. What I did to make a photo merge is I had my friend, Francheska to pose in different areas of the hallway. You can ask your model to do anything such as dribble a basketball, jump around as long as the background stays the same. After taking the pictures, I went to Adobe Photoshop and go to photo merge, photo enhance, then go to scene cleaner.


Francheska was posing in various ways. One picture, she was leaning on the wall and dramatically looking at the side. While on some picture, she was hugging the door and the wall while laughing. What I want is Francheska to have a various expression and to be in different areas.

These are some of the pictures that I took to make a photo merge

                               

Henrielle's Photmerge Scene Cleaner

(Photo Merge Finished Product)

I don't really have a concept here. So basically three people choosing a book and discussing what it is about(last raw photo). The frames of each photo changed (since the fire nation attack.//bricked sorry) It's a first trial and I forgot that I shouldn't be moving the camera.(again sorry about that). If you want to create a photo merge like this. You need to take as much photo as you want, as long as the people in your photo won't overlapped each other. If you look at my photo merge, Rein's pose of reaching a book and Angelica standing are overlapping. If you look closely at that  part you'll see that by Rein's hips you could see the books. Which is annoying when you try to fix it. So anyways, go to enhance,PhotoMerge then click scene cleaner. Then just put on the photo want to put the edits to, then highlight which part of the other photos you want in the last photo and it will automatically do the job for you.




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