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Just did this for someone on NT and discovered a good effect.
I cut him out with a layer mask and basically dumped it on top of the shoe. It always looks a bit funny like that so I added a shadow to kind of match the shadow of the shoe.
Basically I duplicated the layer with the layer mask and filled it with black. I moved it down and to the right a little and reduced the opacity of the layer so it was grey. Then I went to filter>blur>gaussian blur and fiddled with the settings to get this soft edge.
I thought it worked pretty well. Useful if you are adding someone to a scene - makes it look more real. You could also rotate or skew the shadow to any angle you need.
I cut him out with a layer mask and basically dumped it on top of the shoe. It always looks a bit funny like that so I added a shadow to kind of match the shadow of the shoe.
Basically I duplicated the layer with the layer mask and filled it with black. I moved it down and to the right a little and reduced the opacity of the layer so it was grey. Then I went to filter>blur>gaussian blur and fiddled with the settings to get this soft edge.
I thought it worked pretty well. Useful if you are adding someone to a scene - makes it look more real. You could also rotate or skew the shadow to any angle you need.
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