I've always found it very time consuming to get the perfect white background isolation even when I shot the object with a white background. But I've found a great instructional video online that will go over two simple steps to get the "perfect" white background as well as a method to check if your background is pure white. If you have been having troubles with this, the video is a MUST SEE. It is so easy and quick, I want to actually check my current photos and possibly resubmit them. Definitely I will try to take some more white background isolation photos with this technique.
I hope this will be useful to everyone.
Photo credits: Retina2020.
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Singhsomendra
Hi Retina,
The link is not working any more....if it is not too much trouble for you please provide me the link here or at my email singhsomendra@gmail.com thanks
Dprogers
Good find. I'll have a look at what else is on this site.
Kind regards,
Derek.
scnhnc052008
Wow! Thanks so much! This is going to save tons of time!!!
Omegatransfer
Very helpful! Thanks a lot!
Litifeta
wish I had a soundcard on my computer! Hope they do a written version soon.
Marilyngould
Thanks for sharing! Great tutorial.
Sunflowerhike
Thank you for sharing!
Nubephoto
thanks, good to know ;)
Linqong
This is a very good PS tutorial, thank you!
Heathse
Thank you so much! Perfectly understandable even to me!
Johnmarsh
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Loongirl
good video - easy to understand and follow. Thanks, :) b
Lazar_x
hi, thanks to share this with us , it is "easy" and usefully.
Thank you very much.
Retina2020
Zqfotography. Some parts of the photo might be over exposed. But mainly the whiter areas. You can mask out those areas in photoshop using a layer mask if you what to not overexpose your subject.
Patballard
This is wonderful information. Thank you!
Arejayesss
Very good to know indeed!! Thanks alot.
Titania1980
thank you!!
Zqfotography
Will it make some parts of the pics overexposed? Just wonder...
thanks for sharing.
Cheers.
ZQ
Retina2020
No problem. I'm glad it's helpful. I've seen many methods but this is definitely the most simple I've seen. And the video helps... no reading, hehe ;) Hey Brad. I haven't thought of that but your definitely right with the black background idea. Thanks.
Ellegon
Excellent link, folks. Best few minutes I have spent today. Thanks so much.