There are a lot of other ways to shoot and float, but the seemingly incredible photos are actually very simple to shoot and make. Here's a look at the birth of a very simple floating portrait photography.
Camera model: 500D, Lens: 50mm f/1.4
1. To take this kind of picture, you first need to shoot a chair.
2. Remove the chair, adjust the camera to manual focus, and shoot the surroundings at the same angle.
Because this work is a 50mm fixed-focus lens, so can shoot the range is small, so need to take a lot of photos before, and later to be splicing, if using wide-angle lens is very convenient.
3. Use the Photomerge function in Photoshop to automatically flatten.
4. Put the picture of the girl lying on the chair on the background.
5. Wipe the excess parts along the edges with a thinner eraser.
6. Wipe the rest of the background with a larger eraser.
7. Use the Liquefaction tool to adjust the pillow position to make the pillow natural.
8. Merge all layers, trim, adjust brightness and hue.
Tonal adjustment, can get different picture effect:
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