How to Take/Photoshop Auction quality pictures

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  • AlexT
    Banned
    • Jun 2010
    • 99

    How to Take/Photoshop Auction quality pictures

    Anybody know how to take auction syle pics where you have a white backroud.. I have photoshop maybe someone can explain it
  • WadeInBmore
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2007
    • 590

    #2
    Re: How to Take/Photoshop Auction quality pictures

    No Photoshop needed. Go to a photo store and buy a roll of white seemless (paper backdrop), or use a white bed sheet. You don't have to use white, you can make it any style or color that you want. Just make sure to light the item...and diffuse the light. Good luck!

    Wade

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    • both-teams-played-hard
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2005
      • 2712

      #3
      Re: How to Take/Photoshop Auction quality pictures

      Try this photoshop tutorial:


      I use a white background and also, I use photoshop techniques.
      Colored jerseys are easier than white jerseys.

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      • Shipp_96
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 894

        #4
        Re: How to Take/Photoshop Auction quality pictures

        Clipping paths are the key to making a clean look when taking out the background.&nbsp; <br><br>Go to <i>PATHS</i>.&nbsp; Make a <i>new path</i>, then use the pen tool and draw around the outline of the item and make sure you connect it so it is a complete shape.&nbsp; <br><br>Once finished, go to the paths drop down menu: select <i>Make selection</i>.&nbsp; I use a feather radius of 1, but it's your choice.&nbsp; After making your selection, the items path you drew will "light up" with motion showing the path is selected.&nbsp; Then go to clipping path, then (I personally use a flatness of 1) hit OK. Your item will still be "lite up", so hit ctrl+N for a new window, use the top tool, the Move tool, and drag the selected item into the new document.&nbsp; If you want a white or transparent background, make your choice and then you have a clean background for your item!<br><br>Done.&nbsp; <br>

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