Week 3 (Exercises) - Photo Montage

DIGITAL IMAGING AND VISUALISATION - EXERCISES



Lecture/ Tutorial 3: Photo Montage
September 11, 2017 - Week 3
Jesslyn Fabryando - 0332213
Digital Imaging & Visualisation
Photo montage

Lecture 3: Photo montage

During the third week learning digital imaging and visualization, we stayed in the design Mac lab and were introduced to edit 2 pictures that will look realistic such as a combination of bird and human arms. We were taught the use of the feather to smoothen the edges, color range, matching the color, and many more. As for our exercise we were asked to find images of bird and arms.

Exercise 3: Photo montage
Fig. 1. Images of the bird that I took
Fig. 2. Images of the arm that I took

To take just the arm I use magic wand tool and place it to the white space of the arm image. Then I proceed by clicking the layer mask so that the white background will disappear. I adjusted the edge so that the surface will be smooth. Some of the parts that I need to hide I use brush tool.

Fig.3. Using the magic wand tool to hide the white background

Fig. 3.1. The results after using the magic wand tool to remove the white background

Fig. 3.2. Did some adjustment to the smoothness and the shift edges 

Fig. 4. Edited Image of the bird having human arm using Photoshop
Figure 4 is the outcome wherein the arm is reflected vertically and did some color match.

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