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3.
We want to remove the overlay image in the areas that overlap the background. We want to concentrate
this noise pattern on the figure itself. Ctrl+Click on the figureMatte layer to select the figure pixels. Do
this while the skinOverlay layer is still selected.
4.
Press Ctrl + I to invert the selection and press the delete key to remove the noise that falls outside the
figure (
Figure 9-68
). Clear the selection by pressing Ctrl + A.
5.
At this point, I select the eraser with a soft round brush. Enlarge the brush size and set the opacity to
50%. Erase sections of the figure texture. While on the skinOverlay layer, press Ctrl + A and then Ctrl
+ J to copy and jump the layer up (
Figure 9-69
)
. This will cause the texture effect to be stronger, as it
effectively doubles the noise effect. Continue to erase areas to create variation (
Figure 9-70
)
.
Figure 9-68:
Background noise removed
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