Belinda and I methodically made our way through the 91 compound clipping paths. Now our client will be able to use the file with a white background and their product on a white (shiny) mannequin. They can select the next layer up and have an image of the white mannequin+their product on a transparent background, with an embedded clipping path, or they can go to the next layer up and have an image of their product sitting on a transparent background with no mannequin ---- but with a very nice, attendant clipping path.
It takes more time when the mannequin needs a few little scuff marks retouched, etc.
I made good use of the curvature pen tool and also the "select and refine" option.
I finished the project in enough time to have a late lunch, to pack and to head downtown for a gala at the JW Marriott Hotel for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Austin.
The glamorous life of a photographer....
Tonight I'm packing a dedicated (TTL) Godox flash for Panasonic/Olympus, a GH5 with the 12-100mm lens and a bunch of batteries. Too set in my ways not to bring along a back-up rig so I've also packed a G85, the small and lightweight 12-60mm lens and an extra manual flash. And again, batteries for all.
At least business is brisk.
3 comments:
Looks like an East coast beach, maybe?
Kirk,
Congrats on getting the job done and now you get to be behind the camera again as apposed to being in front of a computer screen...even if it is 5K.
Now back to the pool. We need another equipment review, about the wetsuit.
Fred
For me, living on an island with a (sort of) ocean beach, I find it's a wonderful picture. It's very calming.
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