How To SAVE SELECTIONS [Photoshop Tutorial]
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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This Photoshop tutorial shows you how to save selections so you can make them once, and re-use them with ease, saving HEAPS of time.
If you ever find yourself spending time creating the same selections in photoshop over and over, then this method of creating them once, saving them, and then re-loading them will help.
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I came trying to find out how to edit an InDesign image in Photoshop and save the selection back into indesign. I lasso the image element I wanted but can't figure out how to save it or update it in indesign. Can you help?
Hi Charlotte,
I've used InDesign only enough to know that I know nothing about it🤣. I'm afraid I wouldn't know how to do what it sounds like you're trying to do. If it's specifically the selection you need to then use in ID, then maybe you can save your selection as a channel in PS and maybe ID has a way to read individual channels and load them as selections. I'm probably way off the mark though.
Otherwise if your actual goal is to say, cut an object out from it's background so you can use the resulting cutout in your ID document, then you can do the cutout in PS, remove the background layer so your cutout is on a transparent background, and then use that in ID?
Sorry, not sure how much help this is LOL
Good luck!
Did i miss something, when, where did you save? Does it save automatically as a jpg, or psd file?? I didn't see it ask you how or where to save? Please can you finish your tutorial.
Not quite exactly what I was loking for, but I learned someting new haha Thank u.
completely unuseful and unclear
I know you are, you said you are, but what am I? 🤣
Thank you Steve. Very interesting and cleared explained. I have a situation while selecting a bicycle and it doesn't allow to combined two saved selections on one. Suspecting, after 100 tryouts (!!!) this is because one selects the most outside of the bicycle and it doesn't combine with the wheels for exemple. Invested a whole days work on this!!! Any thoughts? Cheers Carlos
I’m assuming these saved channels can be saved as psd files for later use?
Exactly what I needed - thank you!!
Good video Steve, is this Wollongong NSW?
Thanks Peter, it sure is! 😀
I get to the region for work occasionally and love the sunrise on the waves breaking over the rocks just below here. I need to try the luminosity masking on some of my shots from down below
Thank you
Good video thanks
Why you make things compicated. :(
This is a Amazing Content
thatll come in right handy noice one liked
u didn't save, wasted my time
Just wow