Photoshop Mama's Fill Frame with Seamless

Photoshop tutorial. See more at http://www.photoshopmama.net.
Often when shooting in a studio, you have to step back or angle the camera for a full body shot; and the result often shows unwanted parts of the room beyond the
seamless backdrop. This tutorial shows you how to quickly extend that background in Photoshop!

Why back up 1 pixel? Often if you don't do this it will leave a very thin white line (background color) which you can only see if you are zoomed way in. So backing up the 1 pixel prevents that.

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[Nallenbot]

so the point of the 1px adjust is to prevent a 1px stretch at the inner most bound of the selection?

[photoshopmama]

@Nallenbot The point of backing up 1 px is because if you don't and then zoom to 100% you will see a 1px line that won't be covered.

[Jilvids]

Yes this is nice, but why didn't you just use content-aware here?

[photoshopmama]

@Jilvids Content Aware didn't exist in this version of Photoshop. This is an older video.

[mrseverinasj]

why do you back up 1 px? nice vid, tnx

[photoshopmama]

@mrseverinasj Because if you zoom way in and don't do this there will be a tiny 1 px line and this covers it up.

[photoshopmama]

@VALMARIESASK ah...life in general is a money pit.

[Galaxy475]

awesome... i was trying to figure out a good way to do this.

[enantwi]

simple and awesome, cheers!!!

[illarmy]

u know you could always try taking better photos



[DrummaBoy202]

@McDope13 probably because she doing a tutorial.... not a speed through.

[franklindavid]

That was seamless mama! like your tutorial.

[CamaraMountClamp]

Thats Cool

[sarah55413]

This one was new to me- so easy too. Nice tutorial!



[Alavi2142]

There is so many easier ways to do it.

[ilovdance32]

Wow, finally a video that was made for a novice. Thank you so much!