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Hello dear deviants!I have written another tutorial for you guys and this time it's about backgrounds in my photos as requested by some of you.
I have to admit I've been writing this tutorial for about a month now and I re-wrote it three times because I wasn't satisfied with it!
I hope you guys will like it, and what's most important: that you'll find it useful!
Feel free to post links of your photos if this tutorial helped you
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Because I like to edit photos and I don't use filters because I don't have any.
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Ok... do you use PhotoShop for that? I have no idea... I have gimp but I have no idea how to use it
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wow this spectacular tutorial actually convinces me into going into photography
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yes definitely will do
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You're the best! The technical info was most helpful for me because you and I use the exact same tools but I get ... crap results 
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I love this and all your tuts so far!
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I do not understand how to do background and glitter on it
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I do not understand how to do background and gliter on it
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I love this, it works so good for my camera! (Canon 500D with 18-55)
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I've used this in a news article I just submitted, You can check it out [link] !
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I love your tutorials, they are so informative and helpful! Thank you so much for sharing these tips and tricks with us, I really appreciate it <3
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well need some help
so i maked al the things but i don't know how to unfocus help me pls
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You don't need to unfocus, that was just an example to show you what the background looks like. You actually need to focus, it's done automatically by your camera, or manually if you have that ability.
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thanks, a really helpful tutorial! (:
i'd like to know, how do you use "selective color" tool in photoshop? (what version do you have? maybe mine is just outdated...)
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I have photoshop cs3. You go to image>adjustments>selective color and just slide the sliders as you see fit.
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thanks! i think the closest photoshop elements gets to selective color is "color variations," correct me if i'm wrong.
would you happen to know if it's possible to upgrade photoshop elements to photoshop cs? or even just photoshop elements 5.0 to something higher?
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I'm sorry, I'm not really familiar with photoshop elements.
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oh, alright, well thank you so much for all your help anyways 
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Thank you! I have done lots of macro photography since I did the little biography on you for my photoshop class. Sooo coulda used these tutorials lol
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Hey, how did that go by the way?
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A very useful tutorial indeed! One question, how do you unfocus the background w/o the subject jus like you did with the pink flower background.
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thank you
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Ahh thank you for this tutorial
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That is all natural bokeh
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Very helpful, thanks for putting these together.
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