Is it possible to integrate a human figure into the resulting image?

Is it possible to integrate a human figure into the resulting image?

If you want to use a specific image for the ground (with different lighting and capture parameters or even with a human figure) you can import it into Nebulb as a "Master Image" and then select it as the image for the ground.

To import and use a master image: (1) press the button to select the master image from disk, (2) the master image information is displayed and (3) select the master image for the ground.

And in case the master image includes some element that was not in the rest of the images used for stacking (such as, for example, a human figure protruding above the horizon) what you can do is:
  1. Select the master image in the image selection drop-down list (on the left of the bottom toolbar).
  2. Edit the sky mask, excluding non-sky objects in that image (such as, for example, a person posing).
  3. Refresh the sky mask.




Once this is done, select the "Aligned stars (sky) + Master image (ground)" image again and you will see the sky resulting from the stacking together with the ground of the master image.






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