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First, we need to find the subject of the image. In the comparison below, the image on the left is the original and the one on the right shows the mask created by the subject detection feature. Original image. Mask created by subject selection algorithm. The next step involves refining the edges of the selection. Much better! Selection after subject selection. Selection after subject selection and selection refinement.
The last thing we need to do is decontaminate the colors at the edges of the object. Without color decontamination. With color decontamination.
Using the Select Color eyedropper, select the darkest area of the hair and adjust the Radius slider until the flyaway hair turn white in the selection preview. Click OK to confirm. Click Q on your keyboard to activate the Quick Mask mode to touch up the mask, if needed.
Using a white brush, paint over the areas you want to keep or with a black brush over the areas you want to delete. Press Q again to exit the Quick Mask mode. Press Shift-Command-I to invert the selection. Press Backspace to delete the background. Mon Oct 31, pm ok great - how do you do a quick mask? I appreciate this thank you. Mon Oct 31, pm That's pretty easy. Hit Q and paint over the part you want to select using a black brush.
Use a white brush or the eraser for parts you don't want to select. Hit Q again to turn your quick mask into a selection. You can toggle between the two while working. But most of the time it's easier to not use a quick mask at all and just use the polygon lasso tool in the way you would use the pen tool.
Hold down the shift key to add parts to your selection and the option key to remove parts. When done, in the layers palet, control-click on the layer you want to clip and select 'make mask'. Sat Nov 05, am Coen, You talk about using a brush after having gone into quick mask mode. Do you mean i have to keep using the Magic Wand tool? Am i right when i understand that you have to zoom in when you want to remove small artifacts? This way your absolutely sure you don't miss anything.
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