Tutorial Tuesday: How to Clean Up a Backdrop in Photoshop
Welcome to this Tuesday Tutorial on How to Clean Up a Backdrop in Photoshop! I love using Savage Seamless Backdrop Paper– It’s a simple way to get a clean, wrinkle-free look. It doesn’t bunch up on the ground like fabric does, and it’s easy to customize with digital backdrops. Even though it comes in a HUGE roll, I love using big sections of it at a time, and so I try to make it last as long as possible by allowing it to get a bit dirty before I cut a section off. Here’s a step by step tutorial of how I clean the backdrop up in post-production.
This is especially helpful since I do both Maternity Photos (where clients step on the backdrop with their dirty shoes) and Newborn Portraits. This becomes an essential tool during newborn sessions since baby is generally in a basket or on a bed right where all of the dirty shoe marks are.
How to Clean Up a Backdrop in Photoshop by Rebecca KayneI hope you enjoyed this week’s Tutorial Tuesday! Feel free to comment with questions or requests for upcoming tutorials. In the meantime, check out some of my latest Photographer Education here:
