Yes but even though you are changing where tight comes from - the tip Randy wrote is good. try get the contact shadow close to the feet from your bluescreen and then add a new shadow ontop of that.. Think an Occlusion layer from 3D...
Cheers Daniel On Wed, 18 Jul 2012 08:39:13 +0100, nelpiper wrote: > --> --> > I thought that I'd have to use a grid warp. > > The problem is the BG is in a park under moon light coming from the left of the frame. The shot has a different angle of light and more than one light source, which makes the original shadow unusable. > > Thanks anyway for the tips guy. > > N.
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