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    Default Playing with my blue screen

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    I figure BG replacement might be a good thing to offer for holidays, so I thought I'd practice.

    I think I need to work on matching the lighting a little better, but this was a real quick test.

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    Jim Try different blending modes for these images The effects will surprise you !!!! Great idea !!!!

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    Will do Al. Thanks for the tip.

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    Cool. Love these kind of images Jim .

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    I would be surprised if images like this wouldn't sell well, great idea!

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    ...... Why? :)

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    it's a hundred degrees outside and you are thinking about the north pole!!!:D:D cool creation. i like it!!

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    Cool image Jim, I like it, could use some cold weather just about now...:D Its too hot in Miami...:)

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    Thanks everyone. A while back I got a few CDs of digital backgrounds along with a starter kit for blue screen, so I have plenty of options to play with.

    As an aside, it looks like there is a blue screen / green screen plugin for Aperture II, which might just tempt me into trying out Aperture again.

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    Wonderful idea, Jim. For this one, I'd place the beauty lower in the frame, as not to be to close to the sign, and try a very light drop shadow for a more realistic look :)

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    Thanks Fabs! I'll have to try that.

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