Oh what a challenge, my point and shoot refuses do this type of photography. But I was saved my March/April edition of Adobe Photoshop Elements arrived in the mail and there was an article on how to fake panning. So I had a go and this is the result.
L3.Reload your saved selection -Selection-Load Selection OK. Shift-Ctrl_I to inverts selection then Crtl-X to cut the selection from blurred layer. This places a clear image of the boy over the blurred.
L2 Background copy, I selected the boy using quick select and lasso tools. Save the selection (under Select Tab) then create copy (Ctrl-J) on new layer. Next Filter/Blur/ Motion use slides to obtain desired effect remember the angle is important.
L1 Background
You can select the background instead of the subject.
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That’s actually a pretty good trick – great work.
I LOVE this! I’m going to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Oh what a cool idea. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that’s cool! I didn’t know that could be done 😉