The only convincing result is reached by isolating the motorcycle from the background and removing annoying reflections in the chrome. It's rather easy but it takes a bit longer to do it to perfection. It will pay off though - When the beauty is presented on the right background (with new shadows) the owner smiles. So far neither Photoshop nor Affinity Photo have a tool which intelligently and flawlessly can do this, so this is one of man's left over privileges - craftsmanship at 400% with the masking brush set to 8-9 pixels and 80 percent hardness. This is where the straight line feature with Shift comes in in creating differential curves. The wheel ellipses are defined with the selection tool. And next time - make sure, that the name on the tank isn't obscured through bad choice of angle (who ever the photographer is).
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The only convincing result is reached by isolating the motorcycle from the background and removing annoying reflections in the chrome. It's rather easy but it takes a bit longer to do it to perfection. It will pay off though - When the beauty is presented on the right background (with new shadows) the owner smiles. So far neither Photoshop nor Affinity Photo have a tool which intelligently and flawlessly can do this, so this is one of man's left over privileges - craftsmanship at 400% with the masking brush set to 8-9 pixels and 80 percent hardness. This is where the straight line feature with Shift comes in in creating differential curves. The wheel ellipses are defined with the selection tool. And next time - make sure, that the name on the tank isn't obscured through bad choice of angle (who ever the photographer is).