Rendering Question

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  1. Scryus

    Scryus Senior Member

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    How do you do this?! Extraction sounds good for hair and things, and I wanted to know how to do it.

    Thanks.

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    I'd say use the Pen Tool with a feather of 0.1px or 0.3px max.
     
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    Scryus Senior Member

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    So it is just pentooling? I thought it was a different way to do it. Oh well.
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    It depend's on your defintion of extraction. I understand it as a reference to making a mask via photoshops channels as means of obtaining a transparent image.

    This Video will explain what I mean.

    There are plenty of other tuts on this technique just google for it
     
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    There is also another way in this thread.
    It is convenient and all, but it takes out the challenge and fun out of rendering in my opinion. Though I do use it once in a while. :tongue:
     
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    <span style="font-family:Comic Sans MS">I'm pretty sure he's talking about the Extract filter (sometimes called the Extraction Tool).</span>
     

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