Don't make AI selections in Photoshop without these essential settings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- How to remove the background and cut out photos in Photoshop 2022. Colin Smith shows you the settings to get the very best cut outs in Photoshop fast.
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Nice tips. I didn't know about the Preferences settings to make Adobe the default setting. Good stuff~
Superb advice about using "cloud" option. Thanks Colin 👍
Short. Swift. Sweet. Useable !!!
Excellent video! I didn't know about the refine brush, to help with missed hair etc. Video content like this makes the investment into Photoshop worth that much more! Thank you!
Never noticed the cloud option before so I’ll give that a go as well as the decontaminate colour option. I always learn something new from your videos. I love the fact that they are generally short and not too complex-thank you once again
The cloud option is new with version 24 as is the Image Processing tab in Preferences, but Decontaminate Colors has been an option in Select & Mask from day 1 AFAIK.
,,,learned some tricks with this tool I've not understood before. Thanx, Colin.
Great, I will use this method on my very next project. Thank you.
Brilliant and yet again thinking, 'how come I didn't notice that before?'. This quick tips that you give out are really useful. Usually, a 'didn't know that' but sometimes a 'oh, forgot that'. Thank you
(Oh, and thanks for superb videos at Lightroom Summit!)👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Colin!!!
I’m a new learner to photoshop. This was interesting.
Thank you very much!
That was really helpful! I didn’t realise that this option had been introduced so watching this was definitely time well spent - as usual 😊
Thank you!
New info for me - thanks! Very helpful
thank you for this, much appreciated.
Useful! Thanks.
So helpful as always!
Thank you for a great tip, Colin!
Great tips as always!
Awesome, thank you.
Thanks so much Colin. Learned something as usual. Didn't realize we had a cloud option.
All of your videos are helpfull, even when the subject is well known stuff, there is allways something new to pick up....👍
Very useful. Thank you Colin. Did not know about these options. Love these shorts to keep up to speed with PS. 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! : )
Thanks Colin. I didn't know the Cloud option existed. It looks like a valuable addition to get better selections. As usual another great and helpful tutorial!
Colin, Thank you for your content. I didn't know these select options were available!
Well done!
Thank you so much! This is so awesome. It makes a night and day difference.
Colin, great tip 👍
Very useful tip!
new to me so thanks for the tips
Hey Colin I never noticed or looked for the cloud option. I will be trying this from now on. Thank you.
Thx, I went in and change it in Preferences after see your video 💯😃👌
good morning Colin, I would love it if you could point me in the right direction for image selection tutorials. Especially ones with busy backgrounds and a person with fly a way hair. I have been stuck on trying to learn how to properly and most efficiently extract a person from an image. Do you provide such a tutorial?
Thank you.
Thanks for this extremely useful tutorial. The steps are important as are how to correct the selection when it is a bit off.
Colin FYI I'd changed 'Select Subject' to cloud in the Options, and hadn't even noticed the Image Processing tab in Preferences. When I checked Preferences after watching this video, the Cloud option was already selected, so changing it in the Options bar must change Preferences. This was with Windows 10 if that makes any difference. I used to be a fan of Decontaminate Colors, but some of my fellow Community Experts on the Adobe forums (the ones that tend to get very vocal about colour issues in Photoshop) claim it is not a good idea to use it. I have no idea why, and I am absolutely not a colour Nazi, but I might ask just out of interest.
Very Useful of course. I never knew the cloud option. Also - I cannot find the Select Object option. Where is that?
That cloud option is great. I forget it goes to a complex network of computers or else you couldn't do the likes of colourise. I'm be upgrading my mac in a few months so look forward to seeing how these new features cope with high res images. Up until now they have "problems' handling large files to put in mildly!
New one on me...never noticed that option...thank you for more ways to use Ps...
Always learning Colin but I have to say my selections are always pretty woeful. Refine hair for example always grabs the background as well for example. It is just something I have never mastered and unlikely to do so no matter what I try. Always learn from you videos.
Hey dont get down. I think most of vids on youtube are hand picked pictures with studio quality fotos.
Ive been cutting stuff out for years. It was my job and i still do it now.
If its wild hair in with a wild BG then u kinda screwed.
Have u seen the hacks with using blending modes.
Use 2 layers.
Layer 1. This is your solid layer. Remove or wild hair
Layer 2. Try remove using masking tools as best u can. Then if dark hair use : multiply, if light hair use one of the light blending modes.
Great! I use Select and Mask regularly. Decontaminate colors is very useful. Often it is not possible to make good cutout without it.
Thank you very much for this helpful advice. Then the aim should be that device is just as good as the cloud. Does Adobe keep it that way on purpose?
I also stumbled on & I can’t remember where but if you select subject go to paths & save the path as a selection the edges are immediately more crisper sharper Etc than if you had selected subject then gone to select & mask but this method acts just as if you had used the pen tool yourself! Certainly saved me a lot of time ;) but now I can combine the two & select subject this way then go to paths save it as a selection & fingers crossed the cut out will be even better!
Yesss. You're good :-)
useful
Hi Colin, when I use the hair refine brush does a little better, when I use the hand tool to go over the hair edges it tends to remove the hair instead of brushing it in? What am i doing wrong?
Colin --- thanks --- Similar to create mask Layer from objection selection---is there a way to do the same with color masks created from channels?
hello more, I would like to know which web pages do you recommend to search for quality images ????
How do you get the view panel for changing from white to black.
Never ever knew there was a cloud option!
I need to try it before I comment 📷👍
Can you use the Cloud option if you don't save your images to the cloud? I guess the terminology confuses me.
Just updated my Preferences to be Cloud by default, I had no idea it was even there!
Pen tool is still the best way for cutouts. These AI tools are okay but you always need to manually clean up. By the time you've messed around you might as well have drawn a clean vector path.
Yes the pen tool is excellent for objects that have a well defined edge, but not for hair and fur.
The brush is best to cut out anything. The pen tool leaves hard edges which doesn't look realistic
Yes im searching AI options.
I guess your always gunna get that chunk of area where it just cant workout.
The quickest way by far is the cutout brush then tidy it up.
My job was cut out pictures , i reckon ive done 1000s.
A good tip after using cutout tool is to right click on eye area in layers and chose 'select all pixels'. You can set a feather 0.2 ish and just delete. This removes that tiny bit of halo. You can expand and contract this selection as well...
Also make sure the area has a mask and u can go into the mask and adjust with curves (this can crunch edges) or select outline using that approach.
This doest work for hair, but theres plenty of hacks using multiple layers and blending modes.
I am convinced that Photoshop could also provide the better selection on the device, but I imply to Adobe that they want to force us more and more into the cloud. Probably more and more functions will only be made available via the cloud. I don't want that. And if that's the way it's going to be, I'll switch to another app.
I've been ticking the box at the top, wasn't aware of the preferences setting. My problem is no matter which I use, the edges are never as clean as the Photoshop guru's are on TH-cam, and Select and Mask usually just makes it worse.
OMG...have to do this, at 70 learning new dogs is tricky. I mean Old Dogs learning new tricks sucks. I will watch five times then try.
Way too fast of an explanation and demo.