How to Extend Background Using Content Aware Scale in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- in this video, you are going to learn how to extend a background using the content-aware scale feature in Photoshop, and also how to use channels to protect your subject from scaling
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Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial!
Nice job -- very straightforward and easy to understand. Thanks!
Just a 'current' observation. Now that Photoshop Beta has Generative Fill, one can resize the canvas then using any preferred selection tool, select the blank (now black) areas plus some of the edges of the photo, then hit Generate. That will do a beautiful job of extending the photo to fit the enlarged canvas. I think the results are probably similar ...its just neat to use the new process.
yes the new generative fill will do a much better job of extending backgrounds than this method especially on busy backgrounds, I encourage everyone to give it a try, the only downside (for the time being) is the low resolution
@@RetutStudio Would have been good to know this before I tried the exact above steps and failed, many times. The alternative method is much easier.
Great tutorial, thanks. Worked to perfection
Very important, make sure "maintain aspect ratio" is NOT selected or it won't work. It's the little link in between the Width and Height at the top next to the protect drop down. This was very frustrating
I just want to add this can be attained by clicking CTRL + A after using the crop tool.
He said it at the beginning
Currently my photoshop is not respected the Protected area, any idea why? It's scaling it with everything else.
Thanks for sharing of detail - LOVE it
thank you so much! now I can extend my thing and send it to my crush
So happy I found your channel. I would love to learn how to extend a more busy background. Cheers!
Can't figure out why, but even with the protected subject, it drags the subject's shoulder across the screen when extended.
Great vid on this!!!
thank you so much!! this is what I needed to know!
Very nice
This was GREAT! Thanks man ;)
Thank you for this! Really helped me accomplish what I wanted to do.
thank you so much!!
This really worked, Thanksss
Thank you!!!
Exellent job and plainly explained for anyone to follow. I would like to see the video on how to do the same with a busy background. Thanks.
Great help. Clear explanation. Thank you.
fantastic tutorial ! Just what I was looking for
Awesome Tutorial!
thank you so much man, you help me a lot.
You are a hero. Thank you!
Cool, thanks.
very nice! and point to point, thanx a lot sir😌
thanks bro
very helpful
most time when i crop my image the white section does not have the checker pattern so it doesnt work
Thanks this is useful
Thank you so much, sir. You saved my life.
This is helpful.
Thank You
I can't get the transparent part, it just gets white, how can I resolve that?
In layers you have background. You must have layer - click padlock and done.
@@marekmik4317 thanks brother! I'll try!
thanx
Thank you! How about resizing square image into rectangle potrait image? Hope you answer me asap, thanks
unless there are no elements that can be repeated or extended vertically, you can use the same techniques used in this video
Thnqqq
great
Does anyone know why my "content aware scale" button under Edit is greyed out?
The alpha 1 channel layer does not work for me.
i doesnt work
I did these exact steps but when I go to do content aware scale it doesn't just select the photo? and why isn't my background transparent
Why won't my content aware scale allow me to click on it? It's grayed out and not selectable.
How do you fix if Content aware scale is greyed out??
the image layer is probably a smart object, make sure to right click on the layer and choose "rasterize layer"
@@RetutStudio amazing - thanks so much!!
@@RetutStudio hi, what if the ''rasterize layer'' is also greyed out?
Which app?
Content aware scale: Ment for extending things and keeping the main focus the same size
People useing it: HEHEEH FUNNY LOOKING MAN
does anyone know how to do this same thing but with video? to extend the sides out this way?
I have tried this so many times and it works until I get to the make a new channel, then it all goes black and I can't figure out why?
Click on the layer mask icon that says "save selection as channel" not the new channel icon
My content aware scale is greyed out.
this didn't work for me
Video starts here..... 1:20
in my pictures it extends in white, not transparent. Is that a problem?
Hi, It is because your photo is background layer. First convert it into normal layer and then start cropping the canvas size.(i.e. remove the lock symbol on your image layer).
What if I only wanted to stretch ONE side of the image?
Crop it
Any similar android app?
I want to know too
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Hey man, I'm following your Star Wars composoting course on Skillshare but there seem to be a few lessons missing at the end. There are no lessons where you put the Phasma in the composite.
Doesn't work for me, everything scales together :/
Your result is good with the tool at hand.
But the tool could be better. I miss a bokeh slider that transform the continuous blurring - which imo doesn't look realistic - with out-of-focus-circles (the small "bobbles" around highlights) that should be variable in strength and also should vary in size and number according to the depth map.
Or.. I just tick "Content-aware" when using crop tool and it'll automatically fill the background while protecting the subject. Saves me 1 minute to figure everything here.
didnt work
You are not helping me out I can't even do what you do. This was of no help to me.
If you cant do what he does then it's up to you to improve your skills, not get mad at him.
@@scottchapman2870 that’s true, if I want to do exactly what he did; but, I never said anything about being mad. I said that it didn’t help me out with what I needed done.
@@krsg48_rgaming62 That's true. Perhaps I misread. My apologies. 🙂
it doesnt select the actual image after im clicking on "content aware scale" instead it just selects the whole image including the clear background
now it doesn't let me click the "content aware scale"
@@ScoutThe You'll need to rasterize your image first, at least that's what my issue was. Right-click the layer with your image, then click "Rasterize Layer". After that, I was able to use content aware fill.
@@StudioReigh Thank you mate!
@@StudioReigh Thanks Mate! Been strugglin with that