JRP Thin Blue Line Digital Backdrop

Your Price: $13.99

Part Number: JRP Thin Blue Line Digital Backdrop

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WE DO NOT OFFER REFUNDS due to the digital nature of this product so please make your selections carefully.

This item is being sold for DIGITAL COMPOSITE USE ONLY - by the original customer who purchased it.
You may NOT print these designs as backdrops. Doing so would be a violation of copyright and the terms of use agreed upon purchase.
You may NOT use these designs as green screen backdrops; this would be a violation of the terms of use agreed upon purchase.
This digital backdrop may not be re-sold or gifted to another person under any circumstances, whatsoever, or it will be considered copyright infringement.
It is illegal to reproduce this product for re-sale as a stock product.
It is illegal to reproduce this product for re-sale as a print product.
You may NOT claim our files as your own
By downloading the file you agree to the terms. Ownership and Copyright ©Photo Prop Floors & Backdrops, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Knowledge of Photoshop or a program that allows you to work in layers is required.

Please be aware that we audit customer work periodically to make sure terms of use are not being violated.

Contents of your purchase:

High resolution digital file in JPEG format. No physical product will be sent to you. This is a digital file and will be ready for download immediately upon purchase
FILE SIZE: sized to 16" x 24" @ 300 Resolution.

Requirements:

Knowledge of Photoshop or editing program that allows you to work in layers is required. You can find many videos on You Tube to learn how to work with layers, overlays, and manipulating digital backdrops.
The digital download has space to allow you to add your subject in.

Basic Instructions:

Download your digital backdrop from the link provided.
Open the jpeg file in your editing software that allows you to work with layers.
Open your image with your portrait subject, in your editing program, and drag/drop it into the backdrop.
Create a masking layer
Use the brush to paint away/erase the areas of your image that you don’t want included in the final image.
Blend the two images together.

TIP: Create shadows to ground your subject.

Edit your final image as you typically would.

Merge the final layers.

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