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How to Remove Halos from Cut Outs in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2017
- In this Photoshop tutorial I show you how to Quickly and Easily remove halos when making selections and cut outs in Photoshop
Contents:
The Importance of Mask when Cutting Out 0:41
Blur the Mask 3:05
Remove Halo with Levels 4:18
What happens to the Mask 5:05
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Super tip! After 11 years of working with Photoshop, Glyn always manages to teach me something new and useful.
Finally, after days and days. The easy short one. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Glyn for putting this together in a separate video. I remember asking you for this a couple of weeks back and once again you are a man of his word. Really appreciate and learn a ton from everything you share!
You're welcome Jim. Meant to do it earlier but better late then never huh :)
Excellent ... really well delivered and easy to follow.. well done.
Thanks a lot 👍🏻
Fantastic video, great narration and pacing, thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I consider myself quite an advanced photoshop user and have never seen this technique before. Much better than I was expecting!
Cheers Zack...I'm always learning new ways and I love Photoshop because of that :)
Helps me a lot. I've started using digital backdrops in some if my shoots and thus was stressing me out lol. Thanks for the video
Fantastic Tutorial .. love to see such easy tips & tricks from you .. Thanks Mr. Glyn .. !!
Fantastic Video!!! Thank you Glyn!!!!
Cheers Douglas
This is why I watch your channel! Superb!!! 👏👏👏
This is awesome thanks for sharing 👍
You're welcome; thanks for watching :)
OMG THIS LESSON IS SO EASY!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Wow! And all this time I've been wasting time playing with edit->Selection->Feather and also contract around my selection. And this method is 1000x faster and looks better!! Awesome Video!!
Very nice looks very simple to do it.
Thanks
thanks glyn great tip, you are the best
Hey thanks Nordine
I've been trying to figure this out for years. Thank you so much
You’re welcome 👍🏻
I like it, simple and easy thank you.
Great. Now if I could only remember how to do it when I need it.
Wow! Great tutorial! Levels would go and pick and choose just the areas that need it. Thanks!
Brilliant, this halo thing has been busting me for ever, thanks for sharing
This method to take away halos i have not heard before.Thank you very much! Awesome !!!!
big thankyou for this easy fix. had a look on other youtubers that have made it so complicated. you made it very simple to understand thanks. just joined your website
Great to hear....thanks Allan ;)
Great tutorial. Love how you go in-depth to explain why the tools are doing what they're doing. Excellent teaching/keep it up.
Awsome! I love your tutorials
fantastic!! The besth tecnic
YOU'RE A LIFE SAVER! This just saved me, I was in over my head on a client edit. Thanks for this concise and informative video!
No worries...glad it helped ;)
Excellent work
Love it, love it, love it
Excellent. Thanks Glyn
5:10 is when you separate yourself from a good teacher to a great one. This and the tree selection vid are worth a sub from me! Thanks!
MattG1027 thank you so much 🙏🏻
You explain things so well. Thanks.
Ian Hunter Thanks Ian ;)
Perfect - simple and very useful
Thank's Glyn. Great help.
Excellent in seconds we can remove Halos thank u sir
I have been using other methods for years, but this a real plus. Thank you.
Great video; concise, to the point. Thanks and well done!
Brilliant thanks mate.
Very cool tip!
Clever procedure!
Fantastic tip & tutorial! This will come in really handy. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
You're welcome ;)
Excellent tip! Thanks
Thank you Glyn for the helpful tip.
Thanks ... very helpful.
Wow! Great advice...
Brilliant and easy to follow tutorial. Thank you so much.
Great tutorial! Thanks.
Doddle to follow your tutorials Glyn. Fully put that one to bed. Cheers
Thanks a lot Barry ;)
Simple genius. thanks....
very clever! Thanks.
Cool tip, Glyn! Thanks!
thanks for a great tip
You're welcome Brendan
Thanks
Excellent, especially your explanation of why, it then makes sense, thanks.
So awesome. I think I saw you show this at PS World before , or something similar and I totally forgot about it . Exceptional !
Cheers John ;)
Great tutorial, thanks Glyn. This is something that has been annoying me for a while!
Nice and simple tip as always Glyn...thanks for sharing with us !
Brilliant, Glyn! This is super useful. I wanted to add a little tip, if I may: sometimes when I have a good mask but only one little spot that is haloed, you can easily push in the mask with the smudge tool.
Glyn, I love all of the stuff you and Dave have done together. To me, it is your signature artwork - my favorite of all you do. Whimsical as it is, it is truly fine art.
Brilliant and easy technique! Thank you!
Thanks Glyn !
Great tutorial as always thank you
very very useful .
Great tutorial.
Another nondestructive way I use is to Select the Mask. Then Menu-Filter/ Other/ Minimum 1px.
Then use the Mask Properties Panel to Feather the edge to blend the edges into new backgrounds.
Interesting video. We do school photography and it's a real time consuming problem, especially when it comes to contemporary groups, so with the next season approaching it'll be fascinating to see how things speed up...
Hope it helps
thank you!
Thank you for sharing this awesome technique!
Thanks Glyn great video.
Well, that's nice to know! I have been adding an Inner Glow Layer Effect, set to a dark color, on Darken Blend Mode. It leaves a dark edge all the way around, though, so, it has to be very subtle! LOL Must give this way a go!
Thank you!
Su
Great, thank you Glyn !
great video, simple but powerful technique
Brilliant simple solution to a frustrating issue. Thanks so much, Glyn ;)
Brilliant info. Thank you
Thank you! Works for Elements too!
This made my day. Thank you.
Cheers mate! Excellent tip and very well explained.
I wish I had found your videos way sooner! I've learned loads already from only a couple of videos. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge! ;-)
thank you Glyn...that is very useful!
Nice one Glyn 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Thanks so much. A really useful tip. I love it & will use it.......................Often. Nice one, Glyn
Richard...you're more than welcome; thanks for looking in
Terrific tip!
wow, really clever, I always did those things by hand....
Thank you!
What a great tip Gyn, Thanks mate
Cheers Marcel
Great tip thank you.
Thanks for this Glyn!! super helpful!
Thank you🙏❤❤❤
You’re welcome
Cool!
Hey Glyn -- I also follow you on Instagram and just recently found your RUclips site. Just wanted you to know I watched this video last week, and had an occasion to use it yesterday; it was perfect for my situation. So thank you!
Hey Keith...this is so good to hear...thanks for letting me know and thanks for following. Cheers
i have used after i select the cutout, shrink selection by say, 1 pixel or whatever and that gets rid of most of the halo, of course i learned that a long time ago and i am sure your method is better, will try it next time, thanks for the tip. just an amateur here :)
Not necessarily a better technique but just another to add in the 'tool box', What I like about this one is how you control how much it shrinks rather than doing it by one pixel then another etc... Does that make sense?
i think for sure your way makes more sense, i agree masking is a better
All depends on the image to be honest...there's place for every technique really ;)
Another genius tip. Thank you so much
Cheers Oscar :)
Amazing. Thanks
Great. Thanks,
Brilliant tip, thank you
crisp one, helpful.
Very cool, thanks :)
Thank you very much for the vidio!
You're welcome
Brilliant! Love the simplicity of that method. Too bad I can only like this video once :-)
:)
you can also modify the selection and contract by one pic, invert the selection and paint it away with black brush
Fantastic! Thank you x x x
lesson I learned here: always just use the pen tool in the first place
helpful . Thnks bro
Good one!