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How do I successfully 'extract' an image |
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Feb 18th 2003 | #91414 Report |
Member since: Feb 18th 2003 Posts: 1 |
Hi there, This question may seem obvious, but it never stops troubling me. Say I want to extract a photo of someone and put it onto another picture with all of their strands of hair intact etc - I know you are meant to extract the image in 'extract' and do the highliting and filling etc, but I find this never works. I always get left with a jagged, bitmapped edge, no matter how much I play with the tolerance thingy. Can someone tell me a definitive way of cutting a face out, as if it were Dirk Benedict on the cover of Corvette Monthly with all of his beautiful strands of hair on show? |
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Feb 19th 2003 | #91424 Report |
Member since: Feb 14th 2003 Posts: 685 |
hey mont i have that very tut on my site http://www.heathrowe.com/tutorials.asp hope it helps cheers heathrowe |
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Feb 19th 2003 | #91492 Report |
Member since: Dec 15th 2002 Posts: 47 |
Instead of using 'extract' I'd suggest using the 'polygon lasso' its better if u zoom in a bit then 'trace' around the part of the image u want by clicking at specific points then when u reach the point u started at just double click to 'close' the selection, if at any time u make a mistake hit the 'del' key and this will backtrack to the previous point or 'handle'. Then hit ctrl+C (this copies the selection) and then paste it into ur new image ctrl+V Hope that makes sense, this is also covered briefly in the helpfiles that come along with photoshop: F1, search under lasso and 'To use the polygonal lasso tool' which will give u an idea of what tool I'm talking about :D good luck |
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