2017 Family Retreat - Morgan Burks Photography

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2017 Family Retreat - Morgan Burks Photography

English | MP4 | Video: 720p | 1hr 30m | 603 MB

Join Morgan Burks as she walks you through the steps of a complex head swap/composite in Photoshop.

Morgan will show you the exact process she took to combine portions of three photos into one, in order to achieve a seamless final image of a family with three young boys, two of whom were two-year-old twins. Along the way, Morgan will show you how she handles issues that may arise when creating a composite, and will finish up by showing you how she'd edit the final result.

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