I took this Lion last week, but he just would not move back from the fence for me. So I googled up how to do that and Anthony Morganti came to the rescue. I thought I would try his technique.
This is very labor intensive so would not recommend unless you have a really stellar keeper. My Lion does not rise to that level, but I used it as a learning experience. The Morganti link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuNDnKlH3UI
WOW! That looks great, nice job. Thanks for posting - I've run into this problem before and wondered the best way to get rid of the fence. Really enjoy Anthony Morganti's videos - I've gone to his YouTube site several times for help or just to learn new techniques.
Looking forward to checking this out. I photograph my dogs running in my yard and that fence is always a problem. Thanks.
Excellent!
What software was used?
Thanks for info. I have put my lens right against a fence & eliminated the fence in pic. But, alas, that is not usually viable at the zoo.
Longshadow wrote:
Excellent!
What software was used?
All done in Adobe Photoshop.
Excellent example of the wealth of free video-based training available on utube for how-to techniques on digital editing software. No one should pay for training until they've exhausted the free training available.
Thanks for the demo...you got a terrific result!!
I just checked out the link and watched the whole tutorial. It was great. Thank you for the post.
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