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HOW TO › › & Down Dirty Tricks commercial sports graphic BY COREY BARKER So the last thing I wanted to do was sign up for another social media site, but I jumped into Pinterest because it’s a great resource for finding inspiration and ideas. This one came from a very cool sports ad that I saw, and I thought it would be a cool technique for a high school sports photo or something similar. Once you see how it’s done, you can decide what to do with it. Have fun!
› ›DOWN AND DIRTY TRICKS Step One: Start by opening the image of the main subject that you want to use, or if you’re a KelbyOne member, you can download the files with which we’re working. This subject is on a white background, which will make her a bit easier to extract. [KelbyOne members may download the files used in this tutorial at http://kelbyone.com/magazine. All files are for personal use only.] Step Two: We don’t need the volleyball in this image, so grab the Lasso tool (L) in the Toolbox and draw a loose selection around the ball. Press D then X to set your Foreground color to white. Then, press Option-Delete (PC: Alt-Backspace) to fill that selected area with white. Press Command-D (PC: Ctrl-D) to deselect. Step One ©Adobe Stock/.shock Step Three: Because our subject is on a solid white background, let’s use my trusty channel method to extract her. Open the Channels panel (Window>Channels) and click on the Green channel, as this one is where the subject is darkest. Right-click on the channel, choose Duplicate Channel from the pop-up menu, and click OK. Step Two Step Three Step Four: With the duplicate channel active, click the little box to the left of its thumbnail in the Channels panel to make it visible. Click the Eye icon next to the original Green channel to hide it. Press Shift-Delete (PC: Shift-Backspace) to open the Fill dialog. Choose Black from the Contents drop-down menu and change the Mode to Overlay. Click OK. This will make the gray areas darker while leaving the background white. Do this a second time to make them even darker. Step Four › › kelbyone.com 021
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