Watch Repair 2

I couldn't sleep last night thinking about that watch so I enlisted some help...

Good Tuesday fellow blippers

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I could not fall asleep last night thinking about yesterday's blip. I just had to try again so I brought in some help. This time I had a rock solid shot list in my head that I was able to put into the camera in minutes.

Since I was already setup from yesterday to shoot body shots I did my far away and me sitting down against a white background.

Then after removing the back from the watch again I shot a single macro image at f22 concentrating on where I was going to be sitting. This saved me gobs of time. I shot is on a similar color background as my hand color.

Then I shot my hands, one flat and one pinching. I then shot the pliers both white and black backgrounds. It didn't cut out well so I used the polygonal lasso tool to knock the pliers out.

I brought all of my shots onto the canvas having only doubled the size of the watch. I moved all the pieces around after horizontally flipping a couple.

Added a little sharpness to the watch which was looking pretty good already and then to top it all off I added some drop shadows.

This came out much better than yesterdays because I spent some thought on my shot list. That makes a big difference. Enjoy...