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Cut out an image using a layer mask | Adobe Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this tutorial I'm going to demonstrate a technique, how you can neatly cut out an image using a layer mask in Adobe Photoshop.
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I have to say, compared to other Photoshop tutorial channels, you explain everything we need to know! I have seen other tutorials on how to cut an image, but I learned much more here! Thank you so much... keep up the great work
Thank you Gareth! This is simply the best tutorial on this issue that I've seen. You don't rush to get through the video and you actually demonstrate so well that even a novice wouldn't feel stupid-LOL. Thank you again!!!
Thank you SO much for your amazing informative videos Gareth! I really appreciate them. You explain in such an easy to understand way. A good mantra for layer masks is, "White reveals and black conceals!" Lol
At last good teacher available , thank u SIR.
Thank you. very clearly explained. You stand out compared to many who do tutorials. Thanks once again
Thank you Gareth, you are the best!!
Gareth David you are the BEST!
Great teaching sir...many thanks as I was stuck prior to your way of teaching. Blessings to you and your house -d
Thank you so much... So helpful.
Hi Gareth:
I want to say thank you so much for your clear, and precise tutorials in the Beginner’s Guide Series for PS, ID, and IL; The quality of instruction indicates your willingness to share your knowledge about the aforementioned programs. Obviously, you must have spent substantial time developing these tutorials and you did not skimp on the length of time for your videos like so many others have done.
Your suggested method for background removal works perfectly for me. However, I have a problem removing background color(s) from hair. For the cutout masking tutorial, which brush did you use to remove background color from the woman’s hair?
Again, thank so much for sharing your knowledge!!!
Sincerely,
Clifford
Very clean concise tutorial! I wish you were around 10 years ago when I was a confused PS noob!
never thought about this technique Awesome Tutorial
Excellent tutorial. Exactly what I needed. Thank You!
Excellent
This is an incredible tutorial!
Thanks for this man. This is very excellent work to teach me how to do like that!
This is a good tutorial here very elaborate and clear.Thanks for this....
Thank you Sir. Full respect for you.
Great job!
better than college lol
So great! Thank you very much! :D
Thank you!
How do I use my masked layer to print it? I tried to print the layer, but then it still prints the layer with the areas I took out in the mask (white edge around my image)
Bloody shift+click Saved me :D thanks for the great tutorial
Clap hand to the best teacher know i knw i wont cut my images i will mask them out
im not sure how i messed it up. i cant do the green line around the girls lower right armpit. i think its because my foreground colors are differnet than yours. its switched between the black and white.. im not talking about just hitting X.. something is wrong with the black/whtie part.
Video starts at 1:30
Thank me later
Why not using the background eraser tool
whenever i try to draw on the layer mask with the black brush nothing happens :(
One more thing that should have been mentioned is to right click the mask on the thumbnail to apply the layer mask.
which version of adobe photoshop plz tell me.... tell me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
CS6
Not CS6 but CC, the interface is slightly different from CS6 and it also says CC in the menu bar.
dl link doesnt workk
pro job i add u on facebook thnx
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