Image Cutting (rendering)

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  1. aznbladez

    aznbladez Well-Known Member

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    For this tutorial, we will focus on image cutting. Image cutting is when you wish to remove a particular piece of one image to use in another (i.e. removing a person from a background). There are many ways to do this, such as using the lasso tool or simply erasing everything around the section of the image you want to use. The problem with those two suggestions is that using the lasso (or even the magic wand tool) will most likely create jagged edges since it is not a pixel perfect method, and using the eraser tool just takes too long (though it can be fairly precise).

    This tutorial will teach you how to use "Quick Masking", a tool in Photoshop, which I believe will give you the best results in cutting out a section of an image.

    Read on.

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    whiteman Well-Known Member

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    thx for the tip
     
  3. .KyØ

    .KyØ Well-Known Member

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    nice tut
     
  4. aznbladez

    aznbladez Well-Known Member

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    donations?
     
  5. Tasslehoff9566

    Tasslehoff9566 Senior Member

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    seems easier then the pen or laso tool
     
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    NICE man, I always wanted to render but I thought the Pen or Lasso tool was just to complicated. Thank's alot.
     
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    ill stick to the pen tool lol but thanks
     
  8. BrownGuy

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    Appreciate the tutorial.
     
  9. lost*Star*

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    i apreciate it i might try rendering now
     
  10. iceepup

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    Wow, great tut! Thanks.
     
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    *_* Thank you so much! This tut was really helpful. ^_^ Thanks again.
     
  12. Col.Kickass

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    PEN TOOL FTW!!

    Ok I've said what I wanted to say...

    Nice alternative way to render.
     
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