– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px
is there a
better program out there to mask out backgrounds
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:47:18 -0500, "+++Bobby \"O\"+++" wrote:
is there a
better program out there to mask out backgrounds
Quick Mask plus a brush in PS
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I’m still looking for better tutorials for Mask Pro 3 — or is there a better program out there to mask out backgrounds? The tutorials for Mask Pro 3 are woefully lacking. Thanks…
This isn’t a solution for hair and other fine intricacies.No, it isn’t but then, nor are the paid for solutions such as Mask Pro of that thing made by Corel whose name escapes me <g>
+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:
I’m still looking for better tutorials for Mask Pro 3 — or is there a better program out there to mask out backgrounds? The tutorials for Mask Pro 3 are woefully lacking. Thanks…
I am partial to Knockout 2, but usually it’s doable with the tools in Photoshop. Even for wispy hair. Look at the channels and find the one with the best contrast. Duplicate it and enhance the contrast with Levels and try to get the hair against the opposing background.
+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:
I’m still looking for better tutorials for Mask Pro 3 — or is there a better program out there to mask out backgrounds? The tutorials for Mask Pro 3 are woefully lacking. Thanks…
I am partial to Knockout 2, but usually it’s doable with the tools in Photoshop. Even for wispy hair. Look at the channels and find the one with the best contrast. Duplicate it and enhance the contrast with Levels and try to get the hair against the opposing background.
It varies from image to image.
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I’ll try what you suggested – but hair usually picks up color from the background and I thought some of the other programs were good at doing this. Also, I thought they were better at semi-transparent object like glass, bubbles, some see-through fabrics, etc.It’s more about technique and patience than anything you can buy.
I’ll try what you suggested – but hair usually picks up color from the background and I thought some of the other programs were good at doing this. Also, I thought they were better at semi-transparent object like glass, bubbles, some see-through fabrics, etc.Knockout 2 is rather good at this but the learning curve is steep.
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+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:
I’m still looking for better tutorials for Mask Pro 3 — or is there a better program out there to mask out backgrounds? The tutorials for Mask Pro 3 are woefully lacking. Thanks…
I am partial to Knockout 2, but usually it’s doable with the tools in Photoshop. Even for wispy hair. Look at the channels and find the one with the best contrast. Duplicate it and enhance the contrast with Levels and try to get the hair against the opposing background.
It varies from image to image.
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Comic book sketches and artwork:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/edjh.html
Comics art for sale:
http://www.sover.net/~hannigan/batsale.html
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