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• SoulFire21

  15 Jan 06, 02:13

  ehhh..how to cut a face and put it in another pic face and make it very real...not like paint copy and paste
  
  anyone noe pls help
  
  thanks in adv.
• The Emperor

  15 Jan 06, 02:21

  use the magic wand tool.
• birdtalk

  15 Jan 06, 02:44

  u can try adobe illustrator lor.. but den alot of work
• Parka

  15 Jan 06, 02:48

  Try to learn more about the clone stamp tool, the healing brush, and the patch tool.
  
  They are the tools for this kinda job.
• dumbdumb!

  15 Jan 06, 02:52

  ask xiaxue. she expert
• storywolf

  15 Jan 06, 15:30

  Originally posted by SoulFire21:

  ehhh..how to cut a face and put it in another pic face and make it very real...not like paint copy and paste
  
  anyone noe pls help
  
  thanks in adv.

  1) add another layer on top of the picture1 that you want to place the face on.
  2) from there other picture 2- you can choose to use clone or select cut and paste to pic1.
  3) go back to the pic one layer of the head, you need to blow up in to pixel to remove all the edge of the head nicely. Then, u need to create some shadows. Next is to adjust the head skin tone & lighting to match the body and neck skin tone. As you most properly still have to recreate the effect of the lighting and how shadow fall on the face to match the lighting angle and shadow.
  4) finally merge the 2 layer into 1. Then use the smurge tool to merge the neck area better, do some casusian blur and sharpen it again.
  
  
  
  
• Deunamist

  15 Jan 06, 15:52

  
  
  Like this?
• SoulFire21

  15 Jan 06, 16:03

  Originally posted by storywolf:

  1) add another layer on top of the picture1 that you want to place the face on.
  2) from there other picture 2- you can choose to use clone or select cut and paste to pic1.
  3) go back to the pic one layer of the head, you need to blow up in to pixel to remove all the edge of the head nicely. Then, u need to create some shadows. Next is to adjust the head skin tone & lighting to match the body and neck skin tone. As you most properly still have to recreate the effect of the lighting and how shadow fall on the face to match the lighting angle and shadow.
  4) finally merge the 2 layer into 1. Then use the smurge tool to merge the neck area better, do some casusian blur and sharpen it again.
  
  
  
  

  wah..cheem..can tell me where to click all this..
  
  thanks
• SoulFire21

  15 Jan 06, 16:04

  Originally posted by Deunamist:

  
  
  Like this?

  yupp
• lpx88

  15 Jan 06, 20:24

  mine not very pro
  
  
  
  
• SoulFire21

  15 Jan 06, 20:27

  Originally posted by lpx88:

  mine not very pro
  
  
  
  

  how u do..can teach in detail
• lpx88

  15 Jan 06, 20:29

  mine is the very simple and most basic method....jus use the polygonal lasso and cut out the face or shirt and move it to another face or shirt lo
• SoulFire21

  15 Jan 06, 20:32

  Originally posted by lpx88:

  mine is the very simple and most basic method....jus use the polygonal lasso and cut out the face or shirt and move it to another face or shirt lo

  wad to click and wad the icon
• lpx88

  15 Jan 06, 20:40

  your left side de toolbox...the left of the toolbox, 2nd button from the top, click on it and hold on to it and select polygonal lasso tool...and u r ready to go