Software for Creating Foregrounds to Place on Backgrounds?

[Stitch Up]

Hi guys,

a few weeks back, some posted a link to some software, I can't recall the name of it! An age thing

Essentially it allowed one to take a picture of an item or person on a green backdrop, get rid of the green backdrop and paste the ite,/person onto another picture.

Anyone remember what it was called?

John

[AdamB]

Not sure what Software was mentioned John but does this help?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl-WfshM258

P.S I'll send you some stuff via email shortly ............... I haven't forget

[Stitch Up]

Thanks for that link Adam, certainly the sort of effect I was wanting. I wonder if there's a similar plugin for Photoshop?

Email the stuff in your time - no problem.

John

[Quizzer]

Is this the software you were after? http://fxhome.com/photokey-4

[Stitch Up]

That's the one, thanks

Unless there a chromakey plugin for Photoshop, the process is a bit fidly.

[AdamB]

That's the one, thanks

Unless there a chromakey plugin for Photoshop, the process is a bit fidly.

Free Trial for one here John: http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tools/d ... matte.html

[Paul]

Is this the software you were after? http://fxhome.com/photokey-4

I got full version of 3 edition. not use this any more. but very good and simple to use.

[Stitch Up]

I'm not sure how much I'll use it. I was thinking that if I do shows, like a classic car show nearby in May, I could download some backgrounds and print some shirts with someone in the foreground! This is why it would have to be easy and quick to use as I don't want to be faffing around editing images.

I'd also like some way to apply simple border effects, like vignetting etc. I know how to do it in steps but it all takes to much time.

John

[Kaz]

At our local xscape, there is a srtall with that kind of software, charge £5 a picture, and the guy has it done in about a minute.

I suppose it's like anything, the more you use it, the better you'll get at it

[Stitch Up]

At our local xscape, there is a srtall with that kind of software, charge £5 a picture, and the guy has it done in about a minute.

Is he busy with it Kaz - might prove to be one of my worthless ideas