Any suggestions - plenty. The main one as before - keep it simple.
From your screenshot. The canvas size is 4800 x 3600 and looks like that was imposed on your smaller (about 2200 x 2800 ) layer. There is a layer boundary showing.
(1) Get rid of the excess canvas. Image -> Fit Canvas to Layers
(2) Now you can plant your replacement face over the base layer. In previous posts you want to use a layer mask but not able to adjust the colours. Make sure the Image icon in the layer dock is active (white border)
(3) Time to fit to the base layer. The unified transform tool does all scale, move, rotate as required. Practice using it.
(4) When in position, apply the layer mask `Layer -> Mask -> Apply Layer Mask) 'keeping it simple'
(5) Now time to apply g'mic Blend (seamless) My advice here is make the base layer active and set g'mic to Active layer and above. The preview for this filter is not wonderful and that gives an overall view.
(6) Well, that is what I get.
From your screenshot. The canvas size is 4800 x 3600 and looks like that was imposed on your smaller (about 2200 x 2800 ) layer. There is a layer boundary showing.
(1) Get rid of the excess canvas. Image -> Fit Canvas to Layers
(2) Now you can plant your replacement face over the base layer. In previous posts you want to use a layer mask but not able to adjust the colours. Make sure the Image icon in the layer dock is active (white border)
(3) Time to fit to the base layer. The unified transform tool does all scale, move, rotate as required. Practice using it.
(4) When in position, apply the layer mask `Layer -> Mask -> Apply Layer Mask) 'keeping it simple'
(5) Now time to apply g'mic Blend (seamless) My advice here is make the base layer active and set g'mic to Active layer and above. The preview for this filter is not wonderful and that gives an overall view.
Quote:The final result pic is supposed to fill that whole black box on the screen , not all moved over to the bottom right
(6) Well, that is what I get.