It´s kind of underappreciated how much knowledge and techniques your sharing with us when I look at the views. Thanks a ton for this and I could listen to you for hours honestly.
This is exactly the video I needed! I'll be saving this for later. Earlier today I tried doing a composite and realized how rusty I am at selecting stuff. I definitely needed a refresher.
When using channels (and also on the mask itself), after levels I go with the D&B tool set to highlight/shadows respectively to clean the edges. Awsome vid as usual. I've been following for almost 10 years. Cheers from Portugal.
Very useful, especially in this age where more and more people have access to online auto background removers, etc. if you’re able to create superior work to automated services you’ll continue to find work.
One of my favorite ways to get rid of halos or color bleeding in hair and fur is to use decontaminate colors in select in mask. However I use it a little differently than most people. I output it from select and mask as a new layer and then set the blend mode to color. Then I clip it to the original layer with the subject cut out. That way it only uses the color information from the decontaminated colors layer and you don’t get any weirdness from the expanding that happens. Another way is to use a hue/saturation adjustment layer. Change it from master to blues (or whatever color you’re trying to get rid of in the hair or fur). Dial in the range sliders to isolate it as much as possible to color your trying to get rid of, then use the hue and saturation sliders to match that color to the color of the fur or hair. Then to isolate it further you can use layer mask on the adjustment layer. Fill the mask with black and then paint with white only over the edges of the hair or fur.
Decontaminate colors works wrong, destructively. I suggested on the Adobe's forum to fix it by making a clipped layer as you're describing. I created the topic almost a year ago, but received NO votes from other users... I'm not sure if TH-cam allows external links, but you can find it on the Adobe's forum, the title is "Decontaminate colors option as a clipped layer".
Yeah. I've been wishing for a non-destructive option for decontaminate color forever. I guess outputting as a new layer is sort of non-destructive because you still have the original layer, but you can't go and make adjustments so it's quite limited.
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@@jumjam234 what a dick move… didn’t even thanks Nathaniel, straight in with first and then a follow up comment of self congratulations. What a knobber.
I good pretty fast in this one! Sorry about that, but I think it's a SOLID 45 minutes of info that you'll love 😀
go* not good*. Please, delete this comment.
Thanks for the video. A lot has changed since I last used Photoshop.
Your channel is a bless for designers.
Thanks!
Definitely a must see and save. Thanks Nathaniel, and good to have you back.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video. This is by far the best I have seen on selections for Photoshop.
Thanks for watching! I'm glad it was helpful!
It´s kind of underappreciated how much knowledge and techniques your sharing with us when I look at the views. Thanks a ton for this and I could listen to you for hours honestly.
This is exactly the video I needed! I'll be saving this for later. Earlier today I tried doing a composite and realized how rusty I am at selecting stuff. I definitely needed a refresher.
Awesome! I think you'll like it!
When using channels (and also on the mask itself), after levels I go with the D&B tool set to highlight/shadows respectively to clean the edges. Awsome vid as usual. I've been following for almost 10 years. Cheers from Portugal.
That's a good idea. I've never done that before, but I'll try it! Thanks for the comment!
Another amazing tutorial video. Selections are one of the most foundational aspects of working with Photoshop. Thank you ;)
Another brilliant Photoshop video. Love your videos. I always look for your Photoshop tuts. You're great!
Nice sir
Great Video. love all the different tecquenics well done.
this is the video and tutorial i have been dreaming of. thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Brilliant tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice
Great tutorial, very useful, as always.
Thanks for a great video.
Never thought about using the smudge tool for cleaning up masks. Insane tips.
Thanks for watching!
Really cool to see ya back!!!
Happy to be back (finally!)
Thank you, sir.
You guys are smarter than all others smarts 😅😅❤❤ Thank you dear sir.
Very useful, especially in this age where more and more people have access to online auto background removers, etc. if you’re able to create superior work to automated services you’ll continue to find work.
Truth!
Thx master!
One of my favorite ways to get rid of halos or color bleeding in hair and fur is to use decontaminate colors in select in mask. However I use it a little differently than most people. I output it from select and mask as a new layer and then set the blend mode to color. Then I clip it to the original layer with the subject cut out. That way it only uses the color information from the decontaminated colors layer and you don’t get any weirdness from the expanding that happens.
Another way is to use a hue/saturation adjustment layer. Change it from master to blues (or whatever color you’re trying to get rid of in the hair or fur). Dial in the range sliders to isolate it as much as possible to color your trying to get rid of, then use the hue and saturation sliders to match that color to the color of the fur or hair. Then to isolate it further you can use layer mask on the adjustment layer. Fill the mask with black and then paint with white only over the edges of the hair or fur.
Decontaminate colors works wrong, destructively. I suggested on the Adobe's forum to fix it by making a clipped layer as you're describing. I created the topic almost a year ago, but received NO votes from other users... I'm not sure if TH-cam allows external links, but you can find it on the Adobe's forum, the title is "Decontaminate colors option as a clipped layer".
@@timefilming Thanks. I’ll check it out.
Yeah. I've been wishing for a non-destructive option for decontaminate color forever. I guess outputting as a new layer is sort of non-destructive because you still have the original layer, but you can't go and make adjustments so it's quite limited.
@@tutvid it's a pity, but YT deletes the comments with links (or moves them to the channel owner's consideration)
Thx sir!
Thank you so much for this! Sending support from Kentucky ❤
Awesome! Thank you, Amanda!
Bro, your videos are always so good. I wish you would post more often. 6 months since your last vid.
thank a lot i learn a lot
Glad to hear that!
One of the best TH-camr I know ❤❤❤
Thanks, man! One of the best TH-cam comments right here 💪
Sir very nice topic.. Selection is necessary tools to learn.. Make please basic
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Which Mouse Do you use for editing?
ur such a goat u need 2 be my professor
I need a work file and pictures, please
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Thanks!
I find under fifteen minutes videos more encouraging.
Making shorter videos is the hardest thing for me. I'm working on it, though.
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You sad sad little man
Thanks for watching and commenting!
If i get rich with your tutorials i will donate you 5000 bucks!
Brutal informations. Very underrated content!
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Yes, finally again!
@@jumjam234 what a dick move… didn’t even thanks Nathaniel, straight in with first and then a follow up comment of self congratulations. What a knobber.
You get right on the videos I post in the afternoon! Thanks for showing love!
what a silly little person you are thinking first is a thing...pathetic
U talk too much