Photoshop Zone

  © Colin Smith Photography STEP 1 Choose the quick selection tool   STEP 2 Click on Select Subject in the top (if CC 2019 or newer), otherwise select with the quick selection tool   STEP 3, REFINE THE SELECTION Use the quick select brush to add to the selection by using a small brush and clicking on areas to add to the selection. To deselect areas, hold down the alt/option key and use the quick select brush.     STEP 4 Click on Select and Mask Note the view and Opacity settings I have chosen to show the cutout on a white background. STEP 5 Turn on Show edges Adjust the radius until you see a thin outline. Turn off “Show Edges”   STEP 6 Use the refine brush around the hair    STEP 7 Choose New Layer with Layer Mask from the options Click OK STEP 8 Open the image with the new background @ Colin Smith Photography STEP 9 Go back to your cutout image Make sure you have the layer selected and not the mask. Drag into the menu tab for the new background ...

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