Here are the results! Oki, so I wanted to do these fairly q..

Here are the results! Oki, so I wanted to do these fairly quickly. Photoshop has this feature that uses its AI or something to be able to select the subject automatically. It's pretty good but it's not the best so I'll most likely have to do the selections myself in the future if I use a green screen. I think what I'll also try to do is light up the area between me and the green screen. Anyways, let's look at the criteria I was attempting to achieve for now: **1. Selecting and transferring the subject** Like I said, there is a Select Subject feature/tool in Photoshop which I used for these. But I will most likely just use it as a guide or base for future selections. **2. Get rid of remaining green from green screen** Honestly, I probably could have not used a green screen and probably made it look a bit more natural. However, using it makes it so that whatever bleeds into the subject can be more easily selected since I'd only have to get rid of 1 color. What I tried to do was help it blend in by changing it to a yellowish/brown color to match my skin and hair. If I could make it darker, probably the better lolz. But I do want to also try using a light or something between me and the green screen to see if that also helps. That way I don't have to select multiple shades of green. **3. Scaling the subject to the background** This was a bit hard to do in short of time, because I would have to figure out where the perspective lines are and whatnot. So I basically just estimated lolz. I will have to work on that last bit more than the others. If I share my progress again, I'll probably add scaling/perspective and color grading/matching to the background. But let me know what you think! And if you have any tips, feel free to share them with me :)