Spitfire question answered
by mudge
I've just noticed some comments re the Spitfire Image that I posted on the Gallery, about 3 weeks ago (3rd March), wanting further information about how I obtained it!
The attached Summary Image shows the process, which was basically:-
Image 1 - Take lifesize model Spitfire (situated in Lytham St Annes)
Image 2 - In PSE, remove support and restraining wires, and add
"rotary motion" to the propeller.
Image 3 - Same process, but with a different starting Image (ie
a side view)
Image 4 - Using Image 2, in PSE, "Select" the Plane itself, and then,
using "Layers", superimose it on another suitable sky,
positioning it, as required, using the "Move Tool's"
rotational handles
The attached Summary Image shows the process, which was basically:-
Image 1 - Take lifesize model Spitfire (situated in Lytham St Annes)
Image 2 - In PSE, remove support and restraining wires, and add
"rotary motion" to the propeller.
Image 3 - Same process, but with a different starting Image (ie
a side view)
Image 4 - Using Image 2, in PSE, "Select" the Plane itself, and then,
using "Layers", superimose it on another suitable sky,
positioning it, as required, using the "Move Tool's"
rotational handles
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Uploaded22/03/2017 - 15:50
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Posted 23/03/2017 - 17:29
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