How To Photoshop Elements Remove Background Around Hair

You can use Photoshop Elements to Remove a Background Around Hair if you know this one simple trick.
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Its often very hard to remove a background from behind hair but Photoshop Elements can do the job. You need to use the right Photoshop Elements technique to remove the background but it is a simple process once you know the tricks.This Photoshop Elements Remove Background Around Hair works on both the Windows and Mac versions of PSE. This is also how to make background transparent in Photoshop Elements.
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00:00 How To Photoshop Elements Remove Background Around Hair
00:23 Make a selection around the subject
02:19 Use Refine Edge with special settings
08:08 Clean up selection
08:34 Make Layer Mask and clean up mask
12:17 Add new background
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I did not know about the effect of the burn tool on the layer mask. I learn something new with each of your videos. Thanks George.

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[@DonovanJamesOfficial]

can you make a video on how to create a film cover art with Photoshop Elements to pass quality control for filmhub? If you go to their image requirements, you'll know what I'm talking about. They want different sizes Some are in portrait and some are in landscape. So can you show a video of how you would do that? From using an image to removing the background, adding a different background that's not included with the ones you used, and exporting at different sizes, or would you have to do the portrait one then export those as different sizes and then do the landscape? A Video explanation of this would be good. Thank you in advance. If this is all possible with Elements, then I will purchase Elements. I hate subscriptions.

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You can do all of that easily with Photoshop Elements. Look at my video playlists for hundreds of videos on doing creative work with Photoshop Elements. You will need to decide on your image and title and you will need to do 2 versions, one for landscape and one for portrait. I would start with the largest size first then adjust as needed for the smaller sizes. In the New File dialog box set the size to the size listed on filmhub and put the resolution at 300px. Do your layout and save to PNG. Then do a Save As to a new file name, go to Image/Resize/Image Size and set to the next lower size and adjust your content to fit, repeat for the other sizes. Here is the filmhub link: help.filmhub.com/en/articles/2663773-images

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