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djkayuk — Removing Images From A Photo
Published: 2006-08-23 22:59:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1946; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 16
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Yes this is a really easy tutorial on the easiest way to cut out pictures of people you want from a photo.I made this tutorial sometime ago but here it is now.
I hope you all learn something!
Dan
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This is very nicely explained.
I normally use this method, but didn't know about the use of the history brush.
You may also want to include a bit about the 'smart highlight' option in the Extract window, which makes it easier to cut out an image from a contrasting background.
(And that in older versions of Photoshop, this tool was under the Image menu. Took me some confusion to find it in Filter once I upgraded.)
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Oh my first time i watched this *shame* but wow how easy! i adore it
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you read it fast, but yeah ncie and quick technique
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That looks very useful, i always did it the conventional way with the poly lasso tool!
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haa haa...
i knew this, but thanks for telling me how to fix things. before this i had to erase the brush and fine tune at the erroneuos parts again. but this fixing method is cool
thanks mate!!!
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CS2 that is what i was using, i t should work with any version
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oh cool thats what i had till my bf reloaded my computer last night and messed something up
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Nice tut, you could add something tho ... befor you use the history brush tool you can simply duplicate the layer(just press command-j (on mac) (pc) controll-j) The act of duplicating the layer will fix about 90% of the dropouts..... now just press command-e (on mac) (PC) control-e to merge these two layers
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I wasn't aware of that way 
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Well, >I< think it's genius. I've never been able to cut images quite that nicely. Thanks! ^^
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