Using the Magic Wand: The magic wand selects by color
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Choose a layer and the magic wand tool. |
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Click on a shade or color on the image. An area of same color will
appear within the selected area. |
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Hit the delete key and the selected space will fill with the background
color. Where some color still lingers, match the paint brush to the background
and touch-up. |
| To select using
the Magnetic Lasso |
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Choose the Magnetic Lasso Tool |
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Click to establish a fastening point. Move the mouse along the edge
of the shape you want to select. As you move or drag the mouse, the selction
line will snap at the edge of the shape. |
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If the selection line starts to follow other adjacent shapes that you
don't want to select, click on the edge of the shape that you do want to
select to add a fastening point manually. Continue to move or drag to complete
the selection.
You can add to a previously identified selection by using the lasso
and holding down the shift key. To remove from the selection, use the option
(alt) key with the selection tool. |
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To close the selction line double-click the mouse anywhere over the
shape. Either select cut from the Edit menu or hit delete. |
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You can then paste to your photo to fill in the area removed. |
| Using the airbrush to
select within a photo |
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Select the airbrush tool and the Edit in Quick Mask Mode from the tool
menu. |
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With the airbrush too, identify the area you want selected. You can
select the size and form of the brush by opening the brush window. |
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After you have identified the area to be selected, click on the Edit
in Standard Mode button on the tool bar. The colored in area will be
selected. |
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Hit delete and the area will fill with the background color. |
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Now you are ready to add another image. |