How to Master Text Selection for Product Photography | Photoshop Icebreakers | Adobe Photoshop

Learn how to select and highlight text in Photoshop for your product photography in this tutorial from product photographer Ani Harutyunyan.
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• How to Master Text Sel...

[@memgantuk]

this is how to selection text without selection any, it's paint the masked area. just simply use color correction and adjust them for only black thin part like that.

[@tamil_tigers]

சிறப்பு

[@OzSainT76]

Why use multiple black layers? Couldn’t you get the same look by splitting the slider on a single layer in the blend if panel to select a range in the dark areas?

[@grandmasterj5]

I personally would have used levels. A few clicks and I get the same result. Without trying it's hard to say exactly which method I would use, but I know damn sure I could get it cleaner than this in less time
They just seem to get popular influencers doing these things rather than actual designers that know what they're doing and understand how clean an actual image would need to look when professionally handing artwork over to a client.

[@Mirrka2009]

Yeah... but the text looked fringy and dirty on the edges. How did you refine it? You showed the final image without explaining that.

[@Theblackblackdog]

Thanks you, great explanations

[@najmulhasanrashel]

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[@brianfong5711]

What the heck just happened, I didn't get 80% of it.
I must be stupid or something

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