Interesting "Photo Manipulation" Exhibit!

The Metropolitan Museum of The Arts is having an interesting exhibition, "sponsored" by Adobe, on photo manipulation before the days of Photoshop:

http://www.metmuseum.o​rg …s/listings/2012​/faking-it

Most impressive photoshop work I've ever seen..

Before

After

Credit goes to Reddit user "Magnificent_the"

trcapro wrote in post #14579463
Most impressive photoshop work I've ever seen..

Before

After

Credit goes to Reddit user "Magnificent_the"

Clearly you haven't seen a lot of photoshop work then.

Haha, it's definitely not flashy.

But it just seems like he's done the impossible getting everything behind the guy to look perfect!

trcapro wrote in post #14579533
But it just seems like he's done the impossible getting everything behind the guy to look perfect!

Actually, that one is pretty simple to do. 2 shots using a tripod and some masking. Take one shot of the scene without boy and dog, then one with boy and dog and mask.

One of my favorites who I'd put up against anybody is Pellepiano who frequents this site. His site - http://www.studiobild.​com/ Keep in mind that almost 100% of his stuff is a composite.

@ Tony - looks like won't be up until Oct 11 or at least I couldn't view anything but the ad, but looking forward to it!