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How do you adjust a free selection that has picked something that you didn't want in the selection? I am trying to select a face and the tool added some hair I didn't want.
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Re: How do you adjust a selection?
Use quick mask and paint away the area you don't want selected. -
Re: How do you adjust a selection?
Here's a rough illustration.Comment
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Re: How do you adjust a selection?
Or you might hold the "Alt" key while selecting the area you don't want to select, this will subtract.Comment
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Hi Everyone!
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I have a real pet peave with using the lasso tools and after you make a great selection and delete you find that feather was set to 0, and if you undo and hit 0 for feather the current selection still has a 3px feather...grrr. Is there anyway to reset the feather to 0 without re-selecting???09-15-2007, 11:04 AM
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i'm using Photoshop Restoration and Retouching Vol II and can't seem to get what appears to be a simple step right.
Task: remove Palm leaves from womans head.
Steps:
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2. use Lasso tool to select Palm leaf 0 feather
3. [Q] Gaussian...09-29-2003, 09:57 AM -
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1. Open an image
2. Pick a selection tool...06-16-2005, 11:56 AM -
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