http://johnrochaphoto.net/rub-out-the-people-you-dont-like-part-1/35/ Stock photography - royalty free and rights managed, galleries, tips and comments Sun, 02 Oct 2011 05:27:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://johnrochaphoto.net/rub-out-the-people-you-dont-like-part-1/35/comment-page-1/#comment-17 johnphoto Tue, 19 Aug 2008 10:48:29 +0000 http://johnrochaphoto.net/?p=35#comment-17 Thanks a lot for your interest Dan. I've had a look at your site and always love tips. Now it all depends what you mean by "Work". I said that it's always better to use a tripod here if you're properly prepared but it it's always worth having a go. Of course you might have to move some of the information to make it fit exactly or rotate it a bit. There's some trial and error. It might not give the best result every time but you can combine it with cloning and anything else you can think of. I actually find this technique works well when there's a lot of detail in the background because then it's easier to match up. And I only do this when I feel waiting might not work. It's not just a question of patience but scenes can change quite quickly. My approach is based on a need in stock photography where identifiable people are a big problem. Thanks a lot for your interest Dan. I’ve had a look at your site and always love tips. Now it all depends what you mean by “Work”. I said that it’s always better to use a tripod here if you’re properly prepared but it it’s always worth having a go. Of course you might have to move some of the information to make it fit exactly or rotate it a bit. There’s some trial and error. It might not give the best result every time but you can combine it with cloning and anything else you can think of. I actually find this technique works well when there’s a lot of detail in the background because then it’s easier to match up. And I only do this when I feel waiting might not work. It’s not just a question of patience but scenes can change quite quickly. My approach is based on a need in stock photography where identifiable people are a big problem.

]]> http://johnrochaphoto.net/rub-out-the-people-you-dont-like-part-1/35/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Photo-tips Dan Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:58:54 +0000 http://johnrochaphoto.net/?p=35#comment-15 Good tip, I have recently read about this method in a book also. Does it really work with the two pictures taken without a tripod? I guess it might if the background is rather feature-less. Good tip, I have recently read about this method in a book also. Does it really work with the two pictures taken without a tripod? I guess it might if the background is rather feature-less.

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