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ADVANCED Hair Selection Tutorial - Masking Hair In Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 3 сен 2013
- Photoshop CC tutorial showing how to mask hair in Photoshop.
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I have spent days looking at all sorts of pro tutorials and tried every possible technique. You're tutorial is hands down the one I would recommend for masking out crazy, unruly hair. Thank you!
+Simas Castillo You're welcome!
I have tired a zillion hair selection tutorials, and finally one that works. Can't believe it, I'm a definite follower, thankyou
sonjon1000 You're welcome!
Definitely the BEST tutorial for masking hair I've seen on the Tube. Not too fast, not too slow and very clear. Love the filter tip at the end too. All the best!
Thank you!
I was looking for an answer how to select hair and it took me three days to find your tutorial. I am glad I did. Add some key words in your description to save our time. If I found this earlier I would have saved my precious time!
This is the best tutorial I have found about how to select hair. However, I have to agree, I wish we could see an example of selecting hair against a busy background
After seeing several explanations on how to select hair, yours is, IMHO, the best both in method and explanation. Thank you.
You're welcome!
So pleased with myself after trying this out on a wee test photo and surprising my wife by showing her a photo of herself in Basel when she has never been! :-) Thank you so much!
Michael Gallagher Awesome! Glad it was useful!
Wonderful tutorial - the extra steps taken to improve the image after the Refine Edge process is completed are most useful. Thanks!
Thank you, Carol Ma
De nada! Gracias a usted por el comentario!
You are superb Sir.
I was watching tutorials for last 2 days to extract hairs but all in vain.
First 10 minutes of your video has done it for me.
Thanks alot.
Watching this in 2018 and this is by far one of the most intelligent ways to remove with very little gadgeting. Excellent!
Thank you, Vaughn!
Man, I keep coming back to this video. You posted it in 2013 and this STILL holds up.
Your tutorials are strait forward and effective. Thank you so much!
Thanks!
Great tutorial! I have just subscribed to your channel today.
This man has audible voice and explains the tutorial so well. In this tutorial, he did not just dive into the channels. He even explained what a channel is like when dark turns to black. On the other hand, when he used a dodge tool with range selection of shadow, he even showed that it will only affect the dark areas and not the white/highlights.
You have explained it so well. It was easy for me to follow along. I'll be checking your site, too. Really, great job!
Thank you so much, Cherie!
I've been having a hard time cutting out dark hair with busy backgrounds and this is exactly what I Needed! So many use blondes for tutorials and not dark hair so I can't figure out how to mask with dark colors on dark backgrounds. Thanks
You're welcome, Unknown User!
Yup, it is. as a photographer, compositor, or artist, you should always try to make your life easy. Why use a busy background if your going to mask hair. Think of green screen in movies. They make it easy for the artist to "key out" the actor by using a solid color.
Thanks for this tutorial I was having extreme difficulty with hair images at least your option means I don't get too frustrated. I'm such a newbie!
I ve seen numbers of hair extract tut but this is the best one ever
+원민준 Thank you!
Nice instruction as always. Loved the tip of duplicating the layer to increase the intensity and filling a layer with a color then painting a mask in white. Brilliant! Thank you!
+Frank Hernandez You're welcome!
Thanx, really useful info from your tutorial it moved a little quick but that's what the rewind is for. I've had trouble getting the hair to look that good.
Keith Willis You're welcome! Yeah, it takes time and practice!
Amazing video my daughter has bleach blonde fuzzy, curly hair and was photographed on a white backdrop this really helped me!
+Jason Prentice I'm glad it was helpful for you!
Hi,
I use photoshop for years, and this tutorial is one of the best i've ever seen.
Thank you, I appréciate your efforts to give us detailed lesson ;)
yassine soussane Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been at this for a long time and seen a lot of tutorials. This is one of the best. clear and to the point. Thanks very much.
Paul Allan You're welcome! Thank you for the comment!
Hello Jésus, this is the best tutorial I have seen so far. However, even if you're using photoshop cc, you can still get to the old refine mask command. To do that, go to select and scroll down to select and masks workspace, then, hold down shift(option) key and click on select and mask. You will see refine mask. Hope this helps.
That's probably one of the best tutorial about masking hair I've seen so far
Alessio Michelini Thank you!
I enjoyed and learnt a lot from this useful tutorial even though it's done via older version of the Photoshop! Good luck Jesus and thank you so much!
The burn Tool (O) !!!! GREAT !!! :)...Thank you for this excellent tutorial !
The Best tutorial of masking technique on youtube until now...
Med Mahogany You're welcome!
Great video, Ive been wondering how to extract hair perfectly from a background for years. This changes everything!!
Jonae Prince-Coleman glad it helped you out!
Great effort thanks. Got a little lost at 14:20 and found it sped up through the tutorial. Very informative, thank you.
first get all your images in one document (you can go to File > Place). Then add a layer masks one at a time to all the layers. remember, if you paint with black on the pixels it will hide them, if you paint with white, it will reveal them. Just paint way what you dont need and use the move tool to move around your layer and place it where you want it. Hope this helps!
Kent, It all depends on your image, but if it's a clump that it's not necessary, just mask it all out! you don't need to keep all the original hair. Most pros never do! Also, try painting it brown, like I did in the video, that might help. Good luck!
This is the best tutorial I have watched on hair extraction. Thank you so much!!
Thank you!
My go to site when I need to improve. Never disappointed. Thanks again.
Thank you, Larry Smith!
very nice way of explaining step by step the two methods of masking. Thanks.
To get another image in your document, go to File > Place. Then select the image you want from your computer.
Hope this helps!
your tutorials are extra ordinary than others. Great...love you
wonderful Jesús just wonderful! I used to dread hair selections but after this no more!! thanks for sharing.
While I do appreciate your time investment in creating this tutorial, why do all you tutorial folks, on this particular subject, anyway, always use solid color backgrounds? It makes no sense to teach something that doesn't have real-world value, at least for those who have no control over the original image's background. Show us how to remove complex, multi-colored backgrounds where the subject is a woman wearing complex, multi-colored clothes that are similar in color to the background colors.
George, Thank you for your comment. Professionals compositers shoot their subjects in a plain background because it's easier to mask of course. Much like movie directors use greenscreen to make their actors easier to mask and place them in other backgrounds. "Real-world" compositers do shot their models in plain backgrounds, that is why every single professional who makes tutorials uses solid backgrounds in their tutorials. It's an industry standard.
Of course there are times when you have to mask a subject from a busy background. That is not the norm, but when you do have the project, then you have to realize that there would be a lot of things that you simply cannot mask, and will have to be left out.
You may even have to split the image into pieces to mask different areas individually. The reason that you don't see tutorials like this is because it would be so specific to each image that it wouldn't work for yours. The techniques that solid background tutorials show, are the same that you would use on a busy background, but of course, you would have a lot more limitations, and you would have to disregard more content.
Yes, I realize the value of shooting with a solid color background and appreciate why it's done that way. My frustrations are just boiling over in that I am forced to learn this technique on an image that is not conducive to learning. I may just have to use the entire image and feather the edges, which won't look near as good as removing the background. Thanks for the tutorial, though, and for taking the time to respond.
Thanks to this tutorial I've learned how to use channels to my favor, how to using "levels" so I can quickly left out as black levels below the desired, thanks to this i just learned how can I work around my image so I can give contrast between what I'll mask and what I'll left out, I pretty much thanks to this have achieved what you want George just it will take some more time and creativity.
Omar David De Anda
Well, I'm glad someone figured it out. As for me, I just used the entire image and moved on... long ago.
I have the same problem. I can't find any tutorials on this. Everyone uses a solid background or a white background
I would NOT GO in depth about the criticism of working on the image with busy backgrounds. As long as your a professional or amateur designer this has to be your routine to get things done in the most easiest way possible by usage of "High Quality Stock Images". PTS You have wrapped a pretty good tutorial and i have learnt a small but a pretty helpful technique of achieving the complex area of hair. Thankyou! Subscribed to your channel & looking forward to see some more tutorials from you. :)
ADROIT GRAFIK Thanks!
Best masking hair tutorial on yt
Very clear and concise tutorial. Plus two methods! Thank you ever so much, have now subscribed.
Steven Seal You're welcome! and thank you for the subscription!
Just wanted to say thanks for a great tutorial! Very helpful!
it definitely can. but for complicated backgrounds, you can do a combination of color range and channels.
Best hair selection tutorial that i had watched. Big thanks dude !
Thank you!
Thanks for showing this tutorial, doing hair WAS not one of my fortes,I always had to pass along the task to my co worker… In 17 minutes 33 second I have built more confidence with my photoshop skills. Thanks for sharing your talent.
titucusi Thank you!
Awesome!! I spent hours trying to make a perfect cut using "refine edge" tool without success, but this is the holly grial!!
Edgard Calero Glad it helped!
Thank you for this tutorial, Sir, as well. You have no idea how much you help.
Wonderful tute! Never would have thought masking hair could be so easy :)
Thank you!
blacklistnr1, Yes! great catch on 9:55! you do have to lock the pixels! I had it on my notes and forgot to mention it! As you probably saw, I sort of messed up on that part, with the mask, and what layer to pain on.
And as for the layer and painting over her, the reason I left it on top is that the hair may have some color remaining from the original background, and painting over it will hide it.
Well done. Great tutorial - very useful. Thanks!
+Tish Goodspeed You're welcome!
Sir is a great tutorial. I saw this same technique from many big PS experts but you made this so easy and nice way. Thank you again!!
Jamshed Nasiri Thank you!!!
Secondly, why so negative man? The point of this tutorial is to teach people about using channels to make selections and to use the mask edge tool. Remember, there is more than one way to do everything. If blend modes work for you then great. Make a tutorial on it, then send me the link, and I'll gladly share it with my 20,000 subscribers that I've gather in last 8 months.
Very informative, easy to understand and greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
pmveach You're welcome!
This is an amazing video and I really appreciate you creating and publishing this tutorial. There is no "easy way to mask hair--until you learn." That said, the two methods for masking were simple and easy to follow. Then the final tip on using photo filters to draw the image together really went over the top. Thank you!
Ralph Tyrell You're welcome!
Yea, it's always much simpler to mask out hair when you have an image with a solid neutral background (in this case, a neutral grey) but try this on the reverse background used in the tutorial.......... a whole different story!
Yup. That is why people who do professional composites shoot their subjects in a plain background. Much like movie directors use greenscreen. It makes it easier to mask.
Then why don't you make this fact clear to viewers right from the start?
Roger, this is an "Advance" video. It's in the title, the first word. If you don't know this basic fact, then you are not advanced. In advanced videos, a lot of things are assumed that the audience knows. This is one of those things.
So does it mean that this tutorial will only work on a plain background and with dark hair? It should be mentionned at the beginning of the video if so. I am in no way a beginner in photoshop and to me "advanced" would mean being able to extract this kind of hair regardless of color on a busy background too.
You guys are so unappreciative lol. It was pretty obvious from the start of the video that he's using dark hair on a grey background. Extracting hair from a complex background is a nightmare and there is no easy way to do it. Same with light hair on a light background.
If you don't have contrast between the subject and the background, this technique won't be very useful but the stuff he taught in this video is very helpful and everyone who uses photoshop should know!
Great tutorial, just what I suggested. Your techniques are excellent. I can't wait to have the opportunity to use the techniques you showed when I work in Photoshop CC. Thanks again, great job!
Glad it helped you out, Eliphal!
Thank you. This is a great Masking Hair Video!
As always... another great and easy to follow tutorial! You're the best Jesús!
I like the way you explain these videos!
Brilliant. The best selection video tutorial i've seen. Thank you.
You're welcome!
great help with this tutorial especially the refine edges explanation. Thanks!
Mihaela Stir You're welcome!
WHAT a great tutorial! I learned allot. Thanks for all the extra explanation!!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks. Excellent tutorial. Mask edge version starts at 11:15
Really helped a lot! Thanks! Clear and simple!
+KoppanyChannel You're welcome!
this is so great! i've been looking for this for so long!
keiserJulius999 awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
awesome tutorial - thanks!!
You're welcome, Hila Schurr
Thanks!
It's is so freakin easy IF YOU KNOW HOW, freakin amazing and that's a second time you dropped an eye-opener. Top!
Thanks again, Thierry Wybauw !!!
Thanks, mate! Great technique!
+Lene Vaagland You're welcome!
Thank you very much for putting this tutorial together -- SUPER helpful! :)
vwither You're welcome!
Please make a tutorial for selecting hair off HARD backgrounds! I can never apply your techniques to a difficult background.
Qldroarfan94 I would be the same tutorial. you would only see me spend A LOT more time doing more of the same. Maybe break it down and segment it into different masks. And if the background is too complex I wouldn't bother with really fine hair, or areas with low contrast. Something that might be different is that I would probably draw in some hair, either by hand, from another picture, or with a brush.
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel Can you do one then?
@@CaptainIrish I have.
You can watch my masking tutorials here:
ruclips.net/p/PL3bfN-31F9RcsA9rVxmicKuO07kowMdU1
Thanks! I've finally found a tutorial that is helpful and easy to follow! :D
You're welcome!
Wow! I've been looking for a tutorial like this one! Thank you for sharing!🤗
You're welcome!
Very nice tutorial. You can also use layer style by double clicking on the mask layer and use I believe inner shadow and chose the color of the hair to bring out more strands of hair. Either way or use both
TheConArtist yup, whatever works! thanks for the comment!
superb tutorial very clean and crisp thanq sir
+Dattatreya Mekala You're welcome!
Great video - one of the best explanations I've seen about this technique!
Thank you!
Great tutorial with a complex cut out, For me it was the missing key for cutting out hair on a fast and nice way.. Thanks
+Jeroen Masters You're welcome!
I really like your tutorials. Great understandable explanation.
Qraff Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thanks for that, it was really enrich me at all.
+Branislav Novotný You're welcome!
Your tuts help so much, thank you!!!!!!!
Awesome tutorial, but for someone who isn't quite as familiar with the keyboard shortcuts, and a windows user, you lost me at 6:40 when you said click control command to make a selection.....That is the biggest hurdle I find with the online tutorials, is that most teachers forget that us newbies are not used to the shortcuts yet! But that aside, your tutorial is awesome....the perfect pace, not boringly slow but not so fast that they lose us! :)
Thank you!
Alana Harley Hold Ctrl (Mac: Command) and click on the layer thumbnail (or channel thumbnail) to make a selection out of it's contents.
Thanks! :)
Great video this was the best Photoshop tutorial I've watched
MC SPIKE Thank you!
Thanks for the great tutorial. I'm a fan and a subscriber to your channel.
I have one question/suggestion. When you add the additional layer to beef up the finer strands of hair (14:30), why do you leave it on top of everything else? When I add a strengthening layer I put it *under* the layers with the "real" image data. That way the correct color will always show on top. Also, I can easily sample the photo's hair color and then draw that color right in the same place on the lower "beef-up" layer, ensuring a good color match.
Darrell Myers yup, that works as well. Actually, I have a video where I use this same photo in a live presentation, and I add the layer under as you described.
Thank u very much. I learned a lot of this tutorial. wish u more success. thanks again.
+Siminnaz Jalali Thank you!
You're welcome, Bonnie!
You're welcome, Sean!
Thanks for the tutorials...VERY VERY helpful in my line of work, cheers!!
Tautai Baiabe You're welcome!
Excellent Tutorial. Just what I was looking for
d3LtaaLpHa150 I'm glad it helped!
Great hair selection tutorial... Thanks for sharing.
Steven Vacher You're welcome!
This tutorial helped me out quite a bit. Thanks
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This is amazing ! Thank you for this tutorial !
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Thanks for the tutorial...it has made a huge difference in my work....
+Terry Boykin You're welcome!
What version of Photoshop are you in?
Awesome.. Thank you giving for us. A wonderful tutorial
+Prithivi Rajan You're welcome!
You're welcome, Robert!
This is one of the best tutorial in youtube.
De Shaun Mac Thank you!
Great tutorial but I am having some issues. After refining mask I still get some background like it is a glow around the stray hair. Please help me out. Thanks!
+Shahtaj Zehra Try using the Refine Mask to adjust your mask
absolutely brilliant, i love how you make it look so simple. I will get practicing. this might take a while, lol
2011philb Thank you!