After completing this step, you press Ctrl + Shift + J to move the selection to a new layer with Layer Via Cut . You can delete Layer 0 and work only on the newly created layer. Continue, press E to select the eraser tool, change the mode to Pencil and adjust the parameters as follows:
Then continue to purge the excesses that are too obvious on the frame:
Be careful with each step at this step, move the mouse gently and accurately, select the parts closest to the image, but do not lose the main detail:
When making a mistake, you can go back to the previous step with the shortcut Ctrl + Z or Ctrl + Alt + Z. After completing this step, the photo will now look like this:
There is no need to delete all the extra details at this step, it is important to create a border that most closely matches the main detail of the image to be processed - here is the frog shape. To quickly remove details of the outer part, hold Ctrl and select Layer 1:
Then click Delete to delete the outside selection. Next, open the Channels palette and select the icon
to create a new Alpha Channel :
Select this new Alpha Channel (usually named Alpha 1 ), and the program will display a list of the corresponding layers. Press Ctrl + 4 into RGV class:
And select Edit> Fill , switch the Contents mode to Use: White and click OK:
After that, Alpha chanel will be covered in white with the outer selection. Press Ctrl + D to remove the selection. Continue, press and hold the Gradient Tool to display the Contextual Menu , then select the Paint Bucket Tool and let the Foreground Color be Black :
Select the parts you don't want to black on, be careful with every detail:
Next, press Ctrl and select Alpha 1 Channel to select the new part you just created:
After that, press Ctrl + ~ to return to the RGB layer, select the Layers Palette and press Ctrl + Shift + J to convert the image to a new layer. You can delete the old layer or hide it:
The photo after this step will look like this:
We often choose tools to adjust Color Fill and Adjustment Layer , great for removing small details and blending into the main picture. You can choose different background colors to check if there are any extra items around the photo:
Good luck!
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