Photoshop CS5 Quick Mask - Part 2

Part 2 of 2 - Using the Quick Mask tool in Photoshop CS5 to make detailed selections. Subtracting something from an image to put it on a new background.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• photoshop cs5
• quick mask
• adobe
• tutorial
• painting selections
• selecting hair

[falsesenseofsense]

Thank You Helped So Much (I Have Been Using The Messy Lasso Tool)

[dirkweissdesign]

@falsesenseofsense Great! Im glad it could help. Did you check out part one? I am assuming you did..

[Radivs]

I liked the clarity provided by the cursor highlighting, as well as the keyboard command/shortcut overlay.

BTW, sounding like a bit of a dick, but that isn't the Golden Gate Bridge, its the Oakland-San Francisco Bay Bridge. Just an FYI.

Appreciate your time & effort.

[dirkweissdesign]

@Radivs So Noted! Thanks for the correction and for the comments!

[Fadur2]

Hey man.. what i really don't understand is why you HAVE to do this with the "quick mask mode"? What you did here is possible with the same good result with "quick selection" tool and then copy paste it to the san fransico bridge????? I still don't get why quick mask mode is needed for because this was my first view of a tutorial of quick mask mode...

[utubewatcher02]

thank you man! I had totally forgotten how quick mask works, your video was very very helpful! I shall subscribe!

[mehhammeganda]

Thank you so, so, so much for this!

[IdealDesignsz]

nice watch mines 2 for beginners :D /watch?v=01I1gMpoe_w

-IDealDesignsz

[Msbrideofdestruction]

thank you so much this was quite a a lifesaver,)

[th3o12]

Man thank u <3

[eha1990]

Thank you for the tutorial!

[computerman91]

thanks

[KatiushaVN4]

I love Helvetica typeface. I always use it

[mortdog]

good video. But why not show how to resize the layers?