Photoshop Zone

Photoshop Tutorial: “Cutting Out” Images By Daniel I’ve been lucky enough to have been a guest teacher at a 6th to 8th grade computer multimedia class every now and then at a local school over the past year. We spend most of our time in movie editing programs, Photoshop and Flash. When we are covering Photoshop, the most requested technique I am asked to show is how to “cut someone out” from one picture, then place them in another. I suppose the kids that ask me for it want to incriminate somebody, and as long as I don’t know exactly what they are doing I’m clear of any liability, so I’m happy to help. (Photoshop veterans, this is old news to you. This is mainly for the kids I teach in class.) For this tutorial, we’ll be using a picture of one of my favorite baseball players, Chipper Jones from the Atlanta Braves. If you want to follow along, you’ll probably need the high resolution of this picture that you can find if you click here . There are...

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