Photoshop help requested

Sdeve
Posted 02/03/2009 - 23:12 Link
When I first got holdof this software, I found the tool that allows you to mark out boundaries between colours so that you could quite easily select, for instance, a particular individual in a picture, and cut them out to transfer to another. It was a simple case of drawing around the subject, which gave you, IIRC, a gold coloured highlight, and you the made your selection.

Damned if I can find it again. Can anyone help?
terje-l
Posted 03/03/2009 - 07:44 Link
Could it be the Refined Edge button that appears below the top menu when you pick the selection tool?
Best regards
Terry

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Malo1961
Posted 03/03/2009 - 12:52 Link
First let's make clear if you are talking Photoshop or Elements.

Refined edge is a relative new tool that feathers the borders of a selection with a lot more control. Found in Photoshop (CS3 and up) and Elements.(6 and up)

The tool you describe sounds a lot like:
A# quick selection tool, found on your tool bar under the magic wand or above the text tool( PS elements)

or:

B# Magic extractor. This is found on your task bar under the option image.(rather large tool what uses a new screen when opened.)
This is also found in elements.

HIH,
Martin.
Best regards,

Martin.


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Kay Tendy
Posted 03/03/2009 - 20:36 Link
You may find this helpful. I'm sure it works as well for people as it does bus shelters!

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