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horse smooth cutout:
hi folks,
i have hi-res images of horses and i have to cutout from background one of pic i attached so please guyz let me guide how to make smooth cutout of horse hair already pointed out with selected red circle, i ll be very happy with your guide, thanks
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Re: horse smooth cutout:
Hi MJ,
Someone here will probably have some good advice. In the meantime, there are a few Photoshop plugins for masking things like hair, and a number of masking programs.
Mask Pro 4 was being discussed here not long ago.
http://www.ononesoftware.com/products/mask-pro/
There are tutorials on YouTube about masking in Photoshop too. You might look up 'masking hair in photoshop'.
Sten mentioned a good masking service overseas that you can use cheaply online. That post is here:
http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...king-of-images
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Re: horse smooth cutout:
Thank you very much for your response, one more thing in Photoshop CS3 we have extract filter so can we use it for removing hair?
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Re: horse smooth cutout:
I have used Corel Knockout 2 in Photoshop but I can't say I'm a satisfied owner. Maybe I wasn't using it right, that's usually the case! But on top of that it was a plugin filter I never got to work in Xara. I therefore still do all my masks by hand. Yeah, it's laborious, but the results are pretty much better than any filter I've used (depending upon the hour, of course!).
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Re: horse smooth cutout:
Yes use the Extract Filter if you want but do a search on the subject as there are loads of stuff on this tool. Also have a look at this resource and see what you think as there are many ways to do this: http://www.photoshoproadmap.com/Phot...-in-photoshop/
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Re: horse smooth cutout:
An approach in Xara. I sliced away the more easy areas. When the colors are close, it is more difficult to use a masking application. Then I used a plugin running from Xara. I used a mode that can select keep and drop colors. Thin areas like hair get mixed with the background and are not eaisly separated.
Rich