I have this image:  My goal is to remove the pillars on the side of the edge of the image so that it looks something like this: (I did a terrible clone job)  I have the a photo taken at a different angle:  Are there tools in photoshop that can help me achieve my goal?
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I have this image:  My goal is to remove the pillars on the side of the edge of the image so that it looks something like this: (I did a terrible clone job)  I have the a photo taken at a different angle:  Are there tools in photoshop that can help me achieve my goal?
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I came across this photo by Jacob Sutton and wanted to know if someone knew how to get this effect in photoshop?    (source: )
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What is it nessesary to do if I want to see just black edges from background image in image placed on top?  Here are links to source images      This is what I want to create:    You can see there are edges from background panorama mountains in picture on top. Any ideas, please?
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Is there a way to do this circular resize of a pattern in photoshop (flat image) ? (I only want to resize the green disk, without changing the size of the interior white disk and without losing details of the green disk, just flatting them)
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This is from a magazine but I was just wondering how this effect is done please see pink arrows showing areas of image that extends beyond where the background has been cropped. So its kind of like a partial clipping path.   Would it A) have been set up in photoshop first with a saved clipping path then saved as a tiff or psd or something then placed into indesign. (this would mean knowing where and exactly how much the image needed to be cropped down by)  OR B) Place the original image into indesign a create a clipping path for just the top of the image and around the tops of their heads/side of the broom as in the other image. So this can be done on the fly but with hard edges because you can't really soften edges for hair etc in idesign can you?  OR C? something i haven't thought of yet!   This is kind of a 2 part question!  My other question is related to all the images for mags etc in general like this - what is the industry standards for saving them - would it be jpgs? or tiffs/pngs that support transparency (especially for the product shots).  Are the cut outs done in photoshop then saved as layered files with the clipping path or flattened down then saved etc?  Thank you!!!!  :)
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Someone asked me a Photoshop question the other day, and after some time thinking on it I couldn't come up with an answer - hoping someone here can shed some light!  Let's say I've got a batch of photos of people all standing in front of the same textured background - for example, headshots against a studio background. If I wanted to remove the background from all these photos, there are a few ways to go about it; the problem is all methods I know are manual, and large batches become pretty tedious.   Now, let's say the background in each photo was stationary (maybe a few px of wobble), and I had a photo of the complete background without any figure blocking it. Would there be a way to use the complete background as some sort of inverse/subtractive mask, so all you're left with is the person? At the heart of it, this is about automating the process of removing the same background from every image - so any alternate methods are welcome too. Thanks in advance!
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How and where - (in what application Photoshop, Corel or something else) can I make a 3D design that looks like the illustrations, for example?       Thanks in advance. Best regards
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I need to resize a lot of images into a 4:3 ratio with the desired effect.  Is there a way to do this using photoshop actions? (the background can be scaled or two copies moved to the sides, either way works)     image credits:
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I'm not too sure how to describe the effect that I'm going for or what it is even called.  Thus, I'm having some trouble finding any help through Google.    I want to accomplish something like this "SLOPED" text below, but have the bottoms of the letters follow the slope as well instead of being horizontal.    I have tried using the free transform tool, skewing, and using perspective, but I don't like the effect they are resulting in.  All of the tools that I just mentioned result in the appearance of the word being angled away from the viewer (perspective).  I want more of this style effect, whereas the letters are not skewed horizontally, but scaled evenly along a path that I lay out.  What is the name of this text effect?  Can anyone point me in the right direction to a tutorial or know how to accomplish this themselves?  I know that I could go through and do this letter by letter, but I was really hoping to find an easier method.  EDIT I have removed many elements of my design and quickly threw some sample text in it, but this should give you an idea of what I am trying to accomplish.  I want a mixture of the above and below effects.
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I know you can export the asset as a PSD and open it in Photoshop. Is there a more seamless way?  Update:  I'm an idiot.  Someone else created the logo, and the shadow was it's own layer on multiply and not a normal drop shadow effect.
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I recently came upon the image below, and more like them on Stephen Wilke's , and was wondering how the image was made.     It really seems that there would be some form of post processing, but by the seemless flow of the image, it looks like the edits may have been very complex. Is there a simple way to recreate this style?
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I am looking for an easy way to create in Illustrator vintage style corners like on the picture provided.  I have some technical ideas, but they are time consuming, there should be an easier way I believe.
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I don't really know where to start with post-processing my images. I normally just straighten, crop and sharpen. Do people know of any good resources on the internet for getting a grip with Photoshop and similar tools?
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I'm working on a mockup of a jQuery slider which can be found .   Now, I'm not the best graphic designer by any stretch of the imagination, and I can't seem to be able to get a realistic looking shadow. What I want is for the phone to appear as if it's standing on its side, but all of my attempts in Photoshop usually result in the phone looking like it's floating at a weird angle.  What I've tried so far (and failed at):   Added an elipse near the bottom of the phone and blurred it. This sorta worked but just doesn't look right. Added a rectangle and did the same as the previous bullet, but this looked worse. Tried using a drop shadow layer effect. This looked horrible.   Can anyone give me some suggestions?
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I really love the way  works, but unfortunately it doesn't look very sharp on a , especially when juxtaposed with browser-rendered text. If you made the generated image twice its current size, it would circumvent this problem.  Could you please generate larger source images? Keeping the same width and height HTML attributes will mean that the image won't look any different for current users, so there's no chance of anything breaking.  It's a small difference, but quality is in the details!
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What is the exposure triangle? How do the "sides" affect my photographs?
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Is there an obvious way to do this that I'm missing?  I'm just trying to make thumbnails.