How to put a person with a celebrity in photoshop

Even if you spend your whole day on the Rodeo Drive, you may never see a celebrity -- but your photos don't have to come up empty. With the aid of Photoshop graphics software, you can be standing side-by-side with any movie star or rock singer you'd like. Photoshop's tools enable you to resize and position the people in pictures so they look realistic -- even in your celebrity fantasy world.

Maybe you want what looks like a picture of yourself and a celebrity together as a joke, or you're out to impress some people. Whatever the reason, modern technology can help you get the snapshot you want.
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Choose a celebrity photo. Do an image search for the celebrity (or celebrities) you want to be with in the photo.

Have you ever dreamed about making a photo with your favorite celebrity? Putting your face next to a Hollywood actor or famous sportsman would surely amaze and amuse your friends! Since regular folks have a ghost's chance to get into a picture with a real celebrity, the team of Funny.Pho.to designers created this celebrity photo editor. It allows everyone to make fake shots with famous people: movie stars, famous singers, politicians and others.
Look for a high-resolution image. You can always go down in resolution (that is, save a high-res image as low-res), but it's hard to go up.

Images taken against a solid colored background will work a lot better than a dynamic or moving background.
When you find one you like, right-click and save it to your computer.
For maximum believability, choose a seldom-seen photo of the celebrity. A casual snapshot might be better than a professional photo that's been plastered all over the Internet.

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Choose a photo of yourself. Once you have the celebrity photo you want, find (or take) a picture of yourself to put into it.
If you can, try to find an image that will blend well with your celebrity picture. For example, if there is a spotlight coming from the right on your celebrity image, choose a photo of yourself where there is a strong light source on the right. Also, pay attention to contrast - if the celebrity image is high-contrast, make sure the photo of you matches.

Open both photos in the editing program of your choice. Photoshop is popular but you can also find free image editing programs.

Remove the background from your photo. Use the Magic Brush or Magnetic Lasso Tool to cut yourself out of your picture

Drag the newly-cut image of yourself onto the celebrity picture.

Make adjustments. No matter how closely you tried to match the celebrity image, you'll probably need to make a few adjustments to the final product to make it look more realistic. Here are some things you could try:
Use the eraser tool to get rid of extraneous pieces of background that came along with the image of yourself.
You may also need to adjust the lighting or contrast of the photo.
Make sure you look proportionately sized next to the celebrity (that is, not too short or too tall). You might need to shrink or enlarge the image of yourself. If this is not an option, try placing yourself in the foreground (if you're too big) or the background (if you're too small) of the image.
Blend the edges. Drag the blur tool around the image of yourself. This will help your edges fade into the photo, making it look more realistic.

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