Photoshop Elements Background Eraser Tool
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Great informative video, I always had this tool set up incorrect and now it works so much better..... thanks again for posting
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@EssentialPSElements Thnaks for replying. I'll try that!
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Thanks, now I know how to use this tool!
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Very helpful -- Thank you, Rick!
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Awesome! I've never used that tool before!!
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Straightforward, simple, and highly instructive as usual. Well done, Rick. Happy New Year!
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That was great! Thank you.
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Hi
That was a highly informative tutoruial. I tried it. Unfortunatly when you paste the selection onto a new layer (white for instanceyou seem to bee left with a lot of "smudges". I think if you look at your video you can notice it to (vertical stripe where the two different wall parts meet). How should I handle that?
StevenScholten 1 month ago
@StevenScholten Yes, depending on the background you might still be left with some pixels left behind. There are a couple different ways you can "clean it up".
Select the Regular Eraser Tool from the Toolbox and choose a hard-edged
Brush. Then zoom up close and just carefully erase away the stray pixels.
Or use the Lasso Tool, zoom up and make a selection around a group of stray pixels and then press Delete on a Mac or Backspace on a PC. Then move on to another group.
Great question! - Rick
EssentialPSElements 1 month ago