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| New member: Best way to select the borders of face? Hello everybody, I've just joined! What is the best way to select round the borders of a face? I've been teaching myself to do this using the magic wand, but it's quite time consuming - lots of undoing, trying different tolerance settings, zooming in/out, using polygonal lasso to 'add to selection' the deselected areas etc Because the hair is dark and the skin is light it seems like quite a long process? So I'm wondering if this is the best way, and how the pros do it? eg Would they just manually draw round the edges? Last edited by Kroy : 06-08-2008 at 02:56 PM. |
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| There is no simple solution as all images have there own challenges. Personally I always use a mask and use channels (or duplicated and manipulated channels) to make selections from the hair and other fiddly bits. I always find using any "auto" technique requires as much time fine tuning and cleaning up as it would to do it manually in the first place.
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