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You are a perfect instructor... thank you sir.. God Bless..
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Omg this is amazing!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
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Amazing tool, and so easy to use. I love technology!
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Realy cool thanks for your tutorial very helpfull
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I know you're here for the bunny :3
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many thanks
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good jop """
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Thanks for showing us how the refine edge works but WHY does it work the way it does?? Many show us how to do things in Photoshop but hardly ever WHY.
My question is the REFINE RADIOUS TOOL revealed further whiskers when you drew out from the bunny. Why did the RRT reveal WHISKERS and NOT the rest of the BACKGROUND ??
raintrainer 2 weeks ago
@raintrainer - by starting on the rabbit and painting away I told the Refine Radius Tool (RRT) analyzed the areas I wanted to keep. When holding the OPT/ALT key and clicking or painting the background, you tell the RRT what areas you want to remove. In either case, it's analyzing the area within the brush radius.
ajwood2001 2 weeks ago
hi after using the Refine Edge command, how could I insert a background into it.
winlee09 8 months ago
@winlee09 - when you use the Refine Edge command, you have several options for either new layers, new layer with mask, or even new document. To add a background, you would create a separate layer, and place it below the selection you made with Refine Edge.
ajwood2001 7 months ago
@AJ CAN U HELP ME WEN I DO THIS IT MAKES MY PICS EDGES FADE OUT IDK Y CANU HELP ME
81GPAT 1 year ago
@81GPAT - if the brush is pulling too much information out, hold the Option key (on a Mac), or the ALT key (on a PC) to reverse the effect. You will also need to adjust the Edge Detection settings (you probably don't need as high a value as I use in the video).
ajwood2001 1 year ago