> photoshopmama said on
11-21-2009 at
14:47:
If you are using Adobe Phototoshop Elements, this is not for that program at all, but if it is the real Photoshop version 7, there's not too much difference and all the same tools are in that version, too!
> peghearty said on
11-21-2009 at
10:18:
I am SO frustrated as you are doing this in CS3 and I have adobe 7. I am literally pulling my hair out!!!!!
> freak1215 said on
11-20-2009 at
22:54:
very very very very nice and detailed tutorial!! :)but waaaaaay to long. it would be great to have the different steps in different videos to be able to "jump around" easier.
> Whitebrowpriest said on
11-20-2009 at
18:20:
Lovin' this tutorial. Thanks for the great tips!!
> TheBubblemen said on
11-17-2009 at
23:01:
Thank you!
> photoshopmama said on
11-16-2009 at
22:16:
I use the Pen Tool and a Wacom Tablet plus manual editing of the mask
> Cassie2Kute said on
11-16-2009 at
22:11:
Your methods are incredible and work, but I have to agree with greatbeartiling. How do you get a subject off a background with Multi-colors?Thank you for sharing :)
> weselniak said on
11-03-2009 at
09:29:
This is one of the best, useful and profesional tutorial I ever seen on youtube. Thanks from Poland
> RogerHal said on
10-27-2009 at
22:18:
Thank you
> greatbeartiling said on
10-26-2009 at
19:54:
My picture is very similar to this.. I really want to cut her out and all her hair to place over new background, but, this method without her being on a green background is impossible.. if the background has various colours how can this be done? please help mama shan xx
> photoshopmama said on
10-26-2009 at
19:32:
Its shot on a green seamless background, but truly using a neutral gray or white background is better. It all depends on the background. I have other tutorials with different extraction methods for different backgrounds. If it is a busy background just use the pen tool.
> greatbeartiling said on
10-26-2009 at
19:03:
I'm really having difficulty with this.. my background is not green, and extracting around hair is hard. How do you get the green screen to start with?
> Jimwestoverphotograp said on
10-14-2009 at
07:55:
This is a great video but time is money I have found the fastest way to remove green is use photokey 2 and then you can add backgrounds in Photoshop of PK2the combination Rocks
> judesmith said on
10-12-2009 at
09:28:
Very handy little tutorial. Didn't know of this technique and it will now be an invaluable part of my Photoshop arsenal. Thanks a ton Photoshopmama!
> andhong73 said on
10-05-2009 at
15:23:
Thanks, it's save me lot of time to remove hair background. nice technique. ^_^
> nielsch06 said on
10-05-2009 at
12:29:
This is simply awesome, thanks photoshopmama :DAlways hated doing hair, but this technique will save me loads of time and frustration..!
> UnAvailMedia said on
09-29-2009 at
18:58:
video quality isnt as good as it could be :/good tut though ;)
> kpnolan52 said on
09-29-2009 at
03:13:
thanks...iv never herd of the backround eraser, it was always one of those tools i never evn experimented with but it just saved me a ton of time...just a quick suggestion but i found using the complementary color of the background helped to make a huge contrast to see the areas i missed
> photoshopmama said on
09-27-2009 at
22:23:
Great! Glad to hear it! What are you doing, exactly?
> imgodfella said on
09-27-2009 at
21:43:
Im making big money from the knowledge of this TUT!!!!!!!!
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