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Use this tip to get better results when you cut out hair in Photoshop. The secret to better fur and hair masking in Photoshop. Colin Smith gives you a powerful tip to get better selections on hair and fur in Photoshop 2021.
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41 responses to “EASY selections secret to cut out hair in Photoshop”
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Very good… Thank you form nepal 🇳🇵
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Thats great but i wish you would do one where you are getting a perfect result as I want to know what to aim for. I have such trouble with hair and I love taking photos of animals, this combo creates a problem!! haha Thanks for all you wonderful videos you have helped my photoshop growth untold.
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Thanks Colin. Great tip (as usual).
Thank you very much. This is something I was unaware before.
Very useful
Thanks, Colin. Always wondered where my brush would be most effective when refining. Now I know…
You B good. Thank you
Thank you, Colin. That's a time saving tip.
A great tip, thanks, Colin
Excellent! Can’t wait to try it. Whenever you’d like to spend more time explaining that selection interface, PLEASE, have at it. It’s a major PITA. Sometimes a “+” brush means add sometimes subtract. Vice versa for a “-“ bush. What was Adobe thinking, or were the thinking at all?
Thanks Colin, I just joined PhotoshopCafe, which I’m really enjoying! I discovered you through Dave Cross’s Photoshop Virtual Summits. You are a great instructor, I really like your approach to teaching!
Have been doing print ads for alpacas and dogs for over 25 years.. have used all the old photoshop tools, hours and hours back in the day. The newer tools are a big improvement. Still I nitpick my selections, and often there is SO much in the background that is not a nice soft focus. Fences, trees, other animals, similar colors. But this is always very helpful and thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for the tip Colin and I don't know if it was you stating this with another tool (getting older sorry) but the person, whoever it was, advised to never let the "+" center of the brush touch the main part of the selection. I like your methodology of keeping the perimeter of the brush as far away from the selection. Thanks again and stay safe!
Awesome. Thank you so much. You forget to play something with the guitar hehe
Such a great tip. Thanks a lot! Are you ever changing the hardness setting on the refine brush? 🙂
amazing thanks
Thank you 🙂
good
Thanks
Good tip, thanks Colin.
Thank you Colin! I've struggled with the Refine Edge tool, using it the usual way. I tried your outside method, and the selection is so much better. Going forward, it will be outside selection for me from now on!
Nice little tip, thanks for posting.
I'm glad to see I'm not the only guy that shaves every third day…
Extremely interesting! In the past I think most of us have been taught to let the "AI" in these tools see 50% of subject and 50% of background so it can decide what is best. We may need to un-train ourselves now.
Good info to know. Thanks
Colin, this a really helpful tip. Thx 😎
Hi Colin, Any advice on selecting what brush size to use when refining selections in "select and mask" step?
How do you get rid of the hair?
Nice!
Excellent. Short, sweet and easy to remember 👍
Didn't know that thank you Colin for the tip
There is a wise saying. It goes: If you can't remove the subject from the background, remove the background from the subject. 😉
Timely tutorial for me,,,cutting out dogs for days now and this really helps!
Dear Colin Smith
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I checked and you are absolutely right. Another great tip for separating fur from the background. Saves further retouching of the brush.
By the way, I also watched the lessons that took place at the Photoshop Virtual Summit
Anyway best regards and thanks for sharing
Avidan Yoram Israel
Thanks for the tip!
Nice! 👍
Thank you!
Nice short one, been working all day and night.