Good Stuff Happens in 1:1 Meetings: Why you need them and how to do them well
Photoshop background tutorial - How to remove background
1. Photoshop Background Tutorial -
How to Remove Background
In case you have ever done any image editing in Photoshop,
you know that among the most difficult things to do is to
take an image outside its existing background. I use an easy
approach to get this done, which is also very accurate in
obtaining only the image that you would want to use. Here
are the steps to utilize to remove the background from an
image in Photoshop.
The first thing that you need to do is to open the image
whose background you desire to remove. Then choose the
Magic Wand Tool from the Tools box. The Magic Wand Tool
is a very good tool for getting the image you are attempting
to select roughed out. This tool will select a section of an
image according to the color of the image. Do not concern
yourself with getting everything precisely right by using
tool, but you want get a rough selection of the image you
making the effort to remove from the background. You need
to click on the image to make the first selection, and then
hold down the shift key while clicking to carry on adding
selections, until you have the whole image that you desire
to remove selected. At this time you will likely observe that
not all the image has been selected, or that the selection is
not really clean looking. To correct this, Photoshop includes
a very convenient built-in tool to help clean up your
selection.
Photoshop Video Tutorials
Learn how to quickly and easily master the basics of photoshop in just 2
hours and produce graphics like a pro... your friends and family will be
amazed!
http://www.learnphotoshopnow.com
2. Right beneath the color selection location in the Tools box
are two small icons that appear like cameras. The one on
the right is Edit in Quick Mask Mode, click on this one and
anything you might have not selected will turn red. Then
you should utilize the eraser tool to include in your selection,
and the paint brush tool to take out from your selection.
After applying these tools to clean up your selection, select
the Edit in Standard Mode button to check out your finished
selection. Then you can click on Edit, Copy and then click on
File, New to open a new image. Photoshop will look at the
image that you have copied on the clipboard, and sizing the
new image to the identical size as the image copied. Then
paste your copied image to the new image, and you may
have your removed image that has a transparent
background.
Author David Peters: Master The Basics Of Adobe
Photoshop In Under 2 Hours With Easy To Follow
Instantly Accessible Online Video Tutorials.
