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John Allen's Photomerge Scene Cleaner/ Dirtier


    This is my Photomerge Scene Cleaner/Dirtier. As you see, there is seven of me in this picture. Now to be able to do that, just open up Adobe Photoshop, go to Enhance, Photomerge, and then to Photomerge Scene Cleaner. After that, you outline the outside of the person and it shows up to the picture that was set as background. When you take these pictures, the camera must be still and should not be moving while the picture is being taken. What I was trying to show in this picture is that I was trying to walk up the gallery, up over the railing and back down to the other side. Photo credits to Kiel Guico.

Kathleen's Photomerge scene cleaner


How to make this photo? Well the first part is pretty simple. First you'll need a camera to take pictures and a tripod for it to stand still. Then find a place you want your picture to take place, a place with lots of lights is best. You'll need a model, it can be someone, or maybe yourself with someone taking picture of you. When taking pictures of actions, you might want to put it on sport mode. Take at least five pictures of someone doing something or moving around.
After you finish taking the pictures, go on to a computer, log in, input your pictures to your computer and go to Photoshop elements, photo editor. Open and select your pictures from your file, and go to enhance, photo merge, photo merge scene cleaner. Drag a photo to the empty box, the last one usually works best. Then select your pencil tool and outline each pictures of your model, and it will appear to the box on the right. Make sure to not miss a body part, then your done!

This story is about a girl trying to sneak away from the people who are trying to lock her up in a basement.

Justine's Photomerge Scene Cleaner

Here's my Photomerge Scene Cleaner Assignment:
Here are the pictures I used:



For this assignment, the equipment that you will need are a camera and a tripod. To create this kind of photo, take 4-6 photos with models and for this one I have Charlene and Heart. Take multiple photos of them doing something, it wouldn't work if the models stays in the same shot, so they have to move.The background has to be the same and the lighting too. After taking photos, you proceed to merging the photos using the app called “Adobe Photoshop”. First off click open and pick the images you want to merge. After this, go “Enhance” and select the “Photomerge Scene Cleaner “. The pictures will load after you have selected them. Now Photomerge Scene Cleaner will have two boxes, the right one is for the one you're merging and the left side the one where your final product is. After merging your photos just click done and save and you're finally finished!

The story behind this picture is nothing fancy, it’s  just getting together with someone you’re close with and being happy with each other. I took the pictures near Christmas holiday so I thought a christmas theme one!

Kimberly's Photomerge Scene Cleaner


This is my Photomerge and Scene Cleaner Assignment.



     To effortlessly take this type of imagery, you will need three things: a camera, a model or models, and a tripod—because trust me, no matter how hard you try, you can’t persistently stay still. Start off with your models trying different poses and facial expressions. Experiment with your model’s positioning to help convey your story. When taking your pictures, always consider if there had been any background changes in your photos that could impact your end result. Something as simple as a shadow or a slight shift to the left could easily disturb the alignment of your photos—making it more difficult to blend.

     To merge your photos, you would use Adobe Photoshop Elements. From the three sections, you would choose “expert,” start off with opening your background picture. Then, click file, place, to insert your next picture. Once your picture is set and aligned, you can erase any unnecessary space. Continue the process until you are happy with your result. With my picture, I actually ended up selecting specific areas by using the lasso and magic wand icons. I wanted to experiment with exposure and brightness levels to create a fading effect.   

     The story I’m trying to convey is quite heart-rending. The story begins with a couple of best friends; two individuals who brings out each other’s best qualities. No matter the circumstances—you know, you always have someone to catch you when you fall. That person who will climb mountains, just to see you once again. However, when you thought to be at the peak, you were foolishly mistaken. Life is not a movie; you don’t always get happily ever afters. We make mistakes abundantly, such as trusting people too easily. That person who we always thought to be by our side won’t be there forever. There are factors in life that we can’t always control. That person who was once our best friend could instantly become another face in the crowd.

Photos I Used:

Jojeff's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner
















To take a photo like this, you need to have a background that doesn't move and then have your model move around. You have make sure that your model keeps in mind that they have to make sure that they don't overlap with the other photos. Making this type of photo is so much easier. You'll need Photoshop Elements 11, 12, 13, or 14 doesn't really matter. Look for the Photomerge Tool, then select the Photomerge SceneCleaner. This is under the Enhance section, but on Photoshop Elements 14 it was moved to be under Guided. Then Select your photos. Afterwards, it will give you a pencil and an eraser tool. The pencil tool is for highlighting items for a photo, to be transferred to another photo. Once you're done, you can save it. You'll have to save it as a .jpg file, so you can use the photo.


Some photo's I used:

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.

Coleen's Scene Cleaner Photomerge


 This is my photo merge. The materials you'll be needing to have this type of photo is; a tripod and well working camera. Then you use a model like this one, I used Angeline as my model. You then pick a place that you want as your background but it has to be still (don't forget the lighting). And you take 5-7 pictures, but they all have to be in different spots and poses.
   As you finish taking picture, you use the computer and use the program called "Adobe Photoshop". This is where your last piece takes place. So in Adobe Photoshop you open all the pictures you have taken, you then find the word "Enhance". You'll see below the word called "photo merge" then click "Scene Cleaner". You'll notice there is a brush, and that brush is what combines your photo, so outline your model, and there you go.
   The story behind this photo is that happiness isn't shown in a way, it can be shown in multiple ways.
 

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.
       

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"

Aaron's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner


Some of the photos I used:



This is my Photo Merge Scene Cleaner assignment. The final product is not that bad (with the exception that my right hand could not fit into the picture, but I guess that's okay).

In order to create this type of image, you need to open up Photoshop Elements and go into "Expert" mode. From there, open up all of your pictures. Then, find the enhance button at the top of the window and select from the drop-down menu "Photomerge". After hovering over "Photomerge", select from the options the option "Photomerge Scene Cleaner." Then, select all of your photos and select the parts you want to save by using the "Pencil tool". Your finished product should look something like mine, but it should be better.

The story I was trying to tell is the story of a man that only had one other friend and needed a group for a group project. He searched high and low, but could only find one other friend. He teamed up with his friend, his close friend. With the man filling in 3/5 of the slots, and his friend filling in 2/5 of the slots, the two men formed their team, and called it "The Posse of Two". The Posse of Two went into the classroom, finished the project before any of the other groups (which seems impossible, I know), and managed to score a very high mark on the project. Satisfied, the two men left the classroom, and everyone around the school knew them as "The Posse of Two".

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:

Patrick's Photo Merge Scene Cleaner

Here's My Photo Merge

 

Write Up:
To make  a Photo Merge you have to have at least 5-10 photos in your photo bin. You also have to move in the picture and have a focus point using a tripod,so photoshop elements can line up your pictures easier. Once you took your pictures go to photo shop elements where you will go take your 10 to 5 pictures, click enhance, photo merge then , scene cleaner, but don't forget that you are not going to use all your all the pictures you took so make sure you choose wisely.  Pick one of your picture as the final photo.Then trace the other photos you want to include in your final picture. It might make little errors but its okay. After that if you are satisfied click save, and if your'e not you can crop and edit your photo.
My photo is trying to show people how to do a reverse layup and how to do your approach when doing a layup.





Credits: Anthony Latiza

Ferdinand's Photomerge Scene Cleaner

Here's My Photo Merge


Credits: Angelo Antioquia
Write Up
To make this type of image, you need to have at least 10 photos and motion in your photos. The equipment you need are a tripod, a camera, and Photoshop elements. To do this type of image, you need to use Photo Merge, go to scene cleaner. Now open all you images that you took. Keep in mind that you may not be able to use all your photos that you took. Use one of your images as the final product. You can now draw and trace the rest of your photos into that one image. Also, beware of the little errors this program might make. Once you're satisfied with your product, you have the option to edit your image. To make it look better. Also, it's a good time to save as well.

In my image, I was trying to represent me doing a layup. It can also show you the mechanics of doing a layup. And all the steps. I was trying to touch the backboard with my head. Also, I tried to say hi to the camera when I was on my way up.
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