If the selection runs into the subject, hold Option and click that area to deselect it, according to the Tolerance value. Hold Shift and keep clicking up and around each shift in color, concentrating your clicks where the subject meets the background. Now just click in the background (the area you want to remove) near the subject to separate them. At the top of the app window you’ll see a field that says Tolerance and enter 20. Select the Magic Wand from the Tools window. Use the Magic Wand to Define the Main Boundaries Even with the sand-colored, fine fur against an out-of-focus background, it’s not as hard or as time-consuming as you might think.
But, by combining the tools it’s actually quite simple. I chose an image that looks to be a nightmare to separate from the background. In this guide, we will go over straightforward, uncomplicated methods to help you get the best selections possible.įor this guide, we’ll use the Magic Wand and Lasso to show just how good these seemingly basic tools can be. Compositing, or making a new image by combining two or more images, is one of the foundations of the program.Īfter making selections, refining the edges prepares for smooth isolation. Making selections is the first step in using Photoshop to isolate subjects and parts of images. Try these techniques to make better, more natural selections, so you can isolate subjects in an image with a smooth edge.
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