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I have a Photoshop action that automatically selects a green background and separates it from the subject for digital background replacement. It does this by selecting a color range (magic wand won’t work because the background is not always contiguous). The problem I have is the lighting of the background is not consistent, so the hue varies. I need a way to actively select the background color in each image as part of the action. When I use the eyedropper in the action, it records a specific (fixed) RGB color. Every time the action runs, it looks for that specific RGB value. The color range tool relies on either the fixed sampled color value from the eyedropper, or "Greens". And, unfortunately, the green background color is apparently not in the correct hue range to fall under the "Greens" selection.
What I really need to action to do is 1) sample the background color at a specific point, and 2) select that sampled color. Is there a way to accomplish this with Photoshop CS2?
Thanks.
What I really need to action to do is 1) sample the background color at a specific point, and 2) select that sampled color. Is there a way to accomplish this with Photoshop CS2?
Thanks.
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