Extract
Command
The Extract command in Photoshop 5.5 enables us to isolate a foreground object from its background. Even objects with undefinable edges like hair can now be clipped from their backgrounds with very little manual work. |
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![]() ![]() Tip: You will have difference results depending on the size of the brush you use. I have found that trying to use a small bush size on my squirrel gave me better results with minimal clean up work. If you have an image with long hair or wispy parts, then you may want to trying using a larger brush on those edges. |
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![]() Sometimes it’s not always perfect and you may need to clean up some edges with the Eraser Tool. If this is the case, then click on OK, now select the Eraser and clean up the edges. |
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Here's my final image. I inserted a different background and made a glow around the squirrel using the Photoshop Effects. |
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