photoshop skiller

Hi2u,

I need someone with excellent photoshopskills who could edit an image for me!
It's a picture of me taking a ski jump and the outcome is pretty ok but could be even better. So if anyone here is able to remove the snow and make it look like the air above it, so it looks like I'm really flying, then that would be great!


image: JERRE4


give me a PM or post your outcome here if you're able to help me!

thx a lot,
Fex

EDIT: How can I enlarge an image without losing (too much) quality?
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image: k3518b22pjtyzdr0agl

Not perfectly, but imo it's ok :-)
thx a lot =-)
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Do you also know how I can make the photo larger without losing its quality?
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how should that be possible?
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With photoshop it's possible. Read a tutorial about it a few months ago but forgot all about it ..
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".jpg"

If you really want to make it bigger, enjoy your loss of quality unless you have a .png version of it
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u only can higher the dpi but you will allways lose quality with jpg ...
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topaz plugin can :P
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It looks like you're skiing on Mars.
better than meh :(
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ty :) nice profile pic now
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nice profile pic
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Siq bike :O
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lal the red one? :)
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hihi thx :D
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You ride her much? :))))
I found a few more trails in our forest lately too, soon as the snow goes I'll check it out, though it is a bit more dangerous + bigger jumps :P
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well i had 2 weeks holidays and i was skiing 2 weeks with my boyfriend cus we have much snow there atm :D so it's not rly cool to bike :p but as soon as i can bike again i will hehe :D
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convert to smart image

so you can keep some quality.. but imo it doesnt work on very big scale
layer with you --->smart object --- > free transform ---> hold down shift+alt and resize image so u can keep quality and aspect ratio :)
Quote by FexEDIT: How can I enlarge an image without losing (too much) quality?


Get AlienSkin Blowup. It has amazing results.
dam looking at that pic makes me want to go skiing again. nice jump :)
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