Photoshop tutorial using the pen to select a subject and then remove the background. Easy photography instructions on how to use this photoshop technique for your images.
How can I use this to edit selections that are already made. For example, I have a rectangle that is selected (with the marching ants). How would I use the pen tool to cut out part of it or add to it.
I know with the polygonal lasso tool you do this by holding ALT when you make the selection, but I can't find a key that does it with the pen tool.
Thanks. ^^ But I've got a question: how to make a copy from the selection? Not to remove the background, but to create a new layer from the selection? :/
Helped me out a lot, thank you so much!
fortells 6 days ago
your awesome, you sound like microsoft sam XD
TheLunarEquinox 1 week ago
thank you very much!! help me a lot!!
igong54 1 month ago
great tutorial easy to follow thanks
12mhymhyful 2 months ago
Thanks man reallyyy helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
inhumandestroyer 2 months ago
How can I use this to edit selections that are already made. For example, I have a rectangle that is selected (with the marching ants). How would I use the pen tool to cut out part of it or add to it.
I know with the polygonal lasso tool you do this by holding ALT when you make the selection, but I can't find a key that does it with the pen tool.
xSpectrumGaming 2 months ago
Thank you! Finally someone with a good tutorial to show me how! :D
shariworkman 3 months ago
Thanks. ^^ But I've got a question: how to make a copy from the selection? Not to remove the background, but to create a new layer from the selection? :/
Craptastique 3 months ago
i tried this and damn man wooow.. works great!!!!!A BIG THANK YOU!!!!!XXX
Fadur2 4 months ago
why not using the quick selection tool?Isn't that much faster and easier?
Fadur2 4 months ago