You are an excellent teacher! Please make a video on selecting the hair! I have been trying to select this individual with greyish hair and place a textured over him without success! Thanks so much
Great video! I'm a beginner and have a hard time following a lot of videos This was the the best video I've watched. I am going to have to check out more of your videos.
Thanks Brendan for useful tutorial. I have question why the paint bucket has only foreground drop down menu, no background that we need to paint color.
I CANT BELIEVE KKKKKKKKKKKK I was manually removing the background this whole time... and photoshop does it automatically!! Seriously, I've been laughing at this for hours. Thanks, dude!! I still can't believe I was doing this manually. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello, Brendan. I've watched a few of your videos to help me with my current project and they have been very helpful! I am currently trying to make a video where I am moving two pictures towards each other but there is a problem. I used your tips to remove backgrounds, improve resolution and crop areas, leaving a headshot in each picture. After saving the pics as .png files, I still have the rectangular black area around the headshots that can be seen as the pictures move towards one another. The black area of one picture will partially cover the other headshot as they approach each other. I'm trying to have only a "head silhouette" in each picture with a totally transparent background. (I hope that I am making myself clear). Should I be saving these pictures in Photoshop in a different format or is there a way to use masks or some other method to accomplish this task?
I don't get it. None of these options worked for me. I have W11 PS19. Is there something else I need to do to have the options. Download an Add-on maybe?
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I have a problem - around 9.14 in. your video, where you say "select the mask double click on the layer mask that you just created and it vill open up........ Mine doesn´t - I cant open the layer mask by double clicking??? What am I doing wrong - please? I use Mac. TIA
HiBrendan, I love your videos as they are so easy to follow. I am working on my family photo (11 persons) and am trying to individually to edit each person but having a hard time with object selection as PS keeps including/excluding parts of another person. I have tried the adding and subtracting feature and still not able to do it nicely. Do you have a video with something like this? Thanks.
Hmm, I would suggest the pen tool or the quick selection tool (both shared in an older video titled “4 best ways to remove backgrounds in photoshop”) but you could also use the object selection tool, add the rough selection to a layer mask, then refine it by painting white or black on the mask with the brush tool until only your desired subject is selected. That’s probably the least time consuming option that I’d go for.
After you take the background out in the first example, then how to you copy and paste the image onto another file. I copied it and the mask copied and then I copied the pic and the background was still there?
Any idea how to remove the color bleed on the edges that seeped in from the background? Not casted light onto the edge, but the background color 'stuck' on the cutout edges. Thanks for the really nice tutorial. AJ Norway
You should consult google for this question: www.google.co.uk/search?q=photoshop+remove+backlground+with+edges&ei=qw-FZJmEMNKH8gLY35W4Aw&ved=0ahUKEwjZhfzS9bn_AhXSg1wKHdhvBTcQ4dUDCA8&uact=5&oq=photoshop+remove+backlground+with+edges&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIGCAAQFhAeMgYIABAWEB4yCAgAEIoFEIYDMggIABCKBRCGAzIICAAQigUQhgMyCAgAEIoFEIYDOgoIABBHENYEELADOgoIABCKBRCwAxBDOgcIABCKBRBDOgsIABCABBCxAxCDAToKCAAQigUQsQMQQzoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgoIABANEIAEELEDOgcIABANEIAEOgcIIRCgARAKOgQIIRAVOgYIABAeEA1KBAhBGABQ_QNY9CVgxiZoA3ABeACAAaQBiAG6HZIBBDIuMjmYAQCgAQHAAQHIAQo&sclient=gws-wiz-serp Expand your mask by two pixels and it will remove those edges...
Nice, all of these. But... there is a much much easier way to do it. You making a layer copy, you turning it to black 'n white, then you picking the eraser tool and you selecting the Background Erase Tool (and you hitting the button to reset to default your colors to black 'n white). If you have the background of your image in black, you reverting the colors (to have white top and black back) and tool you simply ERASING ALL BLACKS - so, all the background! If you have "grey areas" here and there, you simply picking a Layer option and you overlaying a pure white color (to the white 'n grey areas) and... that's it. (I'm using Photoshop 2016, so I don't have all these new "goodies" like auto-one-click removing)
Brendan this is frustrating. I followed your instructions to the letter. But my background stays. Yes I get the background layer, but I never get the checkerboard.
It's because the selection is selecting the subject, therefore when you add a mask the contents of the selection is removed. That's why you invert the layer mask after to reveal the proper cut out. Press Command/control + I with the mask selected to invert.
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You are an excellent teacher! Please make a video on selecting the hair! I have been trying to select this individual with greyish hair and place a textured over him without success! Thanks so much
Great video! I'm a beginner and have a hard time following a lot of videos This was the the best video I've watched. I am going to have to check out more of your videos.
Yes make a video on complicated hair removal
Thanks Brendan for useful tutorial. I have question why the paint bucket has only foreground drop down menu, no background that we need to paint color.
thanks brendan you are excellent. thanks again for sharing
Which photo shop r u using
Thank you- things I had no idea about. Great learning.
Finally! This was very helpful. Thank you.
thanks. very helpful looking forward to disgusting more. All the best!!!
Thank you for sharing this video...trying to follow along with the easy method, but I have no magic wand...how do I find it or get it to show?
Hopefully I can learn more about photo editing world from your videos. Thanks man
I CANT BELIEVE KKKKKKKKKKKK I was manually removing the background this whole time... and photoshop does it automatically!! Seriously, I've been laughing at this for hours. Thanks, dude!!
I still can't believe I was doing this manually. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Excellent, thank you!
hellow Mr Brendan can u provide another video on how u can make hair not been affected by preview back group after remove it
Great tutorial, Brendan!
Thank you Brendan!
Thank you so much it's really helpful and I noticed you are handsome too 😊
Hello, Brendan. I've watched a few of your videos to help me with my current project and they have been very helpful! I am currently trying to make a video where I am moving two pictures towards each other but there is a problem. I used your tips to remove backgrounds, improve resolution and crop areas, leaving a headshot in each picture. After saving the pics as .png files, I still have the rectangular black area around the headshots that can be seen as the pictures move towards one another. The black area of one picture will partially cover the other headshot as they approach each other. I'm trying to have only a "head silhouette" in each picture with a totally transparent background. (I hope that I am making myself clear). Should I be saving these pictures in Photoshop in a different format or is there a way to use masks or some other method to accomplish this task?
I don't get it. None of these options worked for me. I have W11 PS19. Is there something else I need to do to have the options. Download an Add-on maybe?
Thanks great tutorial. Please make a video of hair selection with busy background and complicated hair.
loving video
Dankjewel weer voor deze video, weer wat geleerd
THANK YOU you are rescuing me from PS video tutorial hell!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I have a problem - around 9.14 in. your video, where you say "select the mask double click on the layer mask that you just created and it vill open up........ Mine doesn´t - I cant open the layer mask by double clicking??? What am I doing wrong - please? I use Mac. TIA
Nice video, well done, keep it up, thanks for sharing it :)
I don’t have this in my options side bar.
Heya I don't get the remove background option on my properties - perhaps have I a different version of Photoshop?
If you are using PS CC it will appear as long as your image layer is highlighted in the layers panel
please i would love to know how to make my hairs look more realistic when am taking out background
Thank teacher
Amazing video I really like it
Happy to hear!
Thank you so much! Short and to the point. You saved me so much time!
Awesome!
how to change the selection if it doesnt pick up all the background you want removed or too much background?
that was awesome
HiBrendan, I love your videos as they are so easy to follow. I am working on my family photo (11 persons) and am trying to individually to edit each person but having a hard time with object selection as PS keeps including/excluding parts of another person. I have tried the adding and subtracting feature and still not able to do it nicely. Do you have a video with something like this? Thanks.
Hmm, I would suggest the pen tool or the quick selection tool (both shared in an older video titled “4 best ways to remove backgrounds in photoshop”) but you could also use the object selection tool, add the rough selection to a layer mask, then refine it by painting white or black on the mask with the brush tool until only your desired subject is selected. That’s probably the least time consuming option that I’d go for.
thats awesome thank u
After you take the background out in the first example, then how to you copy and paste the image onto another file. I copied it and the mask copied and then I copied the pic and the background was still there?
Any idea how to remove the color bleed on the edges that seeped in from the background? Not casted light onto the edge, but the background color 'stuck' on the cutout edges.
Thanks for the really nice tutorial.
AJ
Norway
You should consult google for this question: www.google.co.uk/search?q=photoshop+remove+backlground+with+edges&ei=qw-FZJmEMNKH8gLY35W4Aw&ved=0ahUKEwjZhfzS9bn_AhXSg1wKHdhvBTcQ4dUDCA8&uact=5&oq=photoshop+remove+backlground+with+edges&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzIGCAAQFhAeMgYIABAWEB4yCAgAEIoFEIYDMggIABCKBRCGAzIICAAQigUQhgMyCAgAEIoFEIYDOgoIABBHENYEELADOgoIABCKBRCwAxBDOgcIABCKBRBDOgsIABCABBCxAxCDAToKCAAQigUQsQMQQzoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgoIABANEIAEELEDOgcIABANEIAEOgcIIRCgARAKOgQIIRAVOgYIABAeEA1KBAhBGABQ_QNY9CVgxiZoA3ABeACAAaQBiAG6HZIBBDIuMjmYAQCgAQHAAQHIAQo&sclient=gws-wiz-serp
Expand your mask by two pixels and it will remove those edges...
What if you don’t have remove background at the quick access at the properties panel
How then do you get it there ?
Nice, all of these.
But... there is a much much easier way to do it.
You making a layer copy, you turning it to black 'n white, then you picking the eraser tool and you selecting the Background Erase Tool (and you hitting the button to reset to default your colors to black 'n white). If you have the background of your image in black, you reverting the colors (to have white top and black back) and tool you simply ERASING ALL BLACKS - so, all the background!
If you have "grey areas" here and there, you simply picking a Layer option and you overlaying a pure white color (to the white 'n grey areas) and... that's it.
(I'm using Photoshop 2016, so I don't have all these new "goodies" like auto-one-click removing)
Informative but please slow down.
Just make your video slower on your settings.
Hey nice
Brendan this is frustrating. I followed your instructions to the letter. But my background stays. Yes I get the background layer, but I never get the checkerboard.
Be sure to have any layers beneath turned off so there is nothing visible beneath the layer you cut out with a mask.
object selection tool testing on a woman
Video frame at 9:34 while applying the quick selection tool in a particular area then other part of the image is automatically erased......why?
wow, I never knew that remove background button was there
Bat you couldn't do this in adobe Photoshop 2021 because in properties there is no so called remove background
It is there, you'd have to rasterize the layer first
Hi I don’t seem to have the remove background option in the quick actions section can someone advise please??
Have to unlock the layer to see it
1:05 im updated but i still dont get the "remove background" button. Anyone know why or how i can get it?
The quick options only says 'Convert to frame" and "convert to shape". why is "remove background" an option?
what version adobephotoshop
New version is different
it doesnt come up with quick actions :(
Talks to fast for me
Way too fast to follow
How can anybody follow you? You’re talking so fast I don’t understand. Nothing you’re saying.
It's not fast at all. Go to your settings then you can choose how fast or slow to play your video.
thank u sir i luv u HAHAHAHAHA
Not working
This is so confusing. When I try to use the layer mask it deletes the person, and keeps the background. The opposite of what I'm trying to do.
It's because the selection is selecting the subject, therefore when you add a mask the contents of the selection is removed. That's why you invert the layer mask after to reveal the proper cut out. Press Command/control + I with the mask selected to invert.
Why do you talk quickly ????....
this is white and BLaaq
none of method is working properly....waste time
useless
thank you
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Yes make a video on complicated hair removal
Sounds good!