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IG64June 23, 2011Okay first you need to set up a large area where you are going to shoot yourself I would sgsuegt you use a blue screen but I doubt you have that so to make life simple just find a place where you have a white background set your camera up on a tripod and set the focus to manual now have someone focuse the camera on you with you standing at some point in the picture make sure they don't adjust the focus, shutter speed or apeture from the time you lock it in until your done. Now have them take a picture of you now move to another point in the room and have them tak another picture without moving the camera at all . now open the two pictures in photoshop and do a select all and copy of one of them . then paste it as a new layer on to the other picture . now take your erase tool and start erasing where you were standing but aren't in the layer on top . you'll then start seeing you in two places as you'll only be erasing from the top layer .If you want different back grounds then after you have someone take those pictures of you take the camera and photograph the background you want but again don't monkey with the focus the thing that will make the end result look more real is having the focus locked in perfect on only the one picture of you and the off focus you and background as it would be if you were all there at the same time the problem with most composite photos people do is that they have everything in the picture perfectly focused which you wouldn't get in a real photo.