Guys I need serious help, RE: White BG

[richard_thomas8]

So I just shot a look book and had some lighting issues early on in the shoot. Point being, since its a lookbook

all the images need to be consistent. How do I manipulate these images in PS or Aperture to get the BG the same.

The client is coming tomorrow and need to have this fixed. I've tried keying out the BG to white but it blows out

the highlights and I'm not the good/familiar with the magic wand.<div></div>

[richard_thomas8]

here is the other image<div></div>

[eyepasha]

Unless it is in your client spec, I don't think the images are so inconsistent they cannot appear in the same lookbook, but you can use the select color range tool having made a loose lasso or magix wand selection around your model (background selection). The color range will allow you to select the gray and then adjust the midpoint. Alternately, you can fill a very light gray gradient into your lighter pictures.

[catherine_oostdyk]

Pull it into PS and do auto color or adjust yourself. It's too pink. Then play around with the levels. You could also use Lightroom to fix it.

[andyk]

The trick is to have enough distance between the subject and backgroud to avoid spill. I have a diagram - send me an email at andy.kochendorfer@on24.com and I will send you a copy.

[fullmetalphotograper]

This is a minor thing to fix in Photoshop. I opened it in raw convertor then finished it in curves then levels.<div></div>

[twmeyer]

<a href="http://www.zarias.com/?p=71"> White BG tutorial deluxe</a>... t