Green screen | clippingpathunited

Group portraits are always appreciated by companies. It’s the way to personalize your communication and get out sanitized visuals and formatted image banks.

Discuss with leaders or communication managers

Discover the company, its history, its activities and its objectives is the preliminary step to the shooting. This helps to understand the message that the company wants to go through the photo.

Shooting

I install my studio (lighting and background) within the company. Each person is taken individually. “Head-to-head” with the camera is not an easy exercise. I then try to create a friendly atmosphere, to build trust while discussing the work of the person, his hobbies, his passions. I like to observe how people speak, memorize gestures.

With or without accessories… Imitating movie posters…

Play with logo letters, share an event

Post-production

All the individual images are cut out, retouched and put together to form the team’s photo.

The advantages of this method of shooting

we avoid the cliché of the school photo
no one is hidden, everyone has the same importance
no unsightly shadow produced by the neighbor, everyone receives the same light
if a new collaborator joins the team, we can add it (and conversely)

Your opinion counts! Tell me if what you think of this kind of portraits. Thank you.

You can find some examples of my work on Our website

Open up your green screen background image
Use the crop tool to remove any unwanted items in the image and/or simply crop out excess space. Click the check mark or press ENTER when you’re done.
Go to Select and click Color Range.
Use the eyedropper tool that appears, hold down the SHIFT key while clicking and dragging around the green areas you need to remove, ideally the background in the popup color range box should become white. If you think you’ve removed too much, hold down the ALT key and click on the area where you want to deselect. Click OK when you are happy with the selection.
Go to the Select and choose Inverse.<
Go to Select again and click Refine Edge…
Use the various sliders to adjust the smoothness of the edge of your cutout. Select OK when you are happy with how the selection looks in the preview. You can also click on the image and drag on any remaining green shades to fade it out.
Go to Select and click Inverse, again.
Press the DELETE or BACKSPACE button on your keyboard to delete the green background.
Drag or copy and paste your image into a background you want, have fun!