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How to select hair
A common need is to select and mask fine detail like hair from a background. This post gives some suggestions and links to resources. Continue reading
Cropping
Cropping is a powerful technique that allows you to remove un-needed picture parts and distractions and focus attention on the subject. Continue reading
HOW TO …
This section includes some links to different approaches to common needs such as replacing skies or applying textures. Continue reading
Blending modes
When you have multiple layers in your image, you can use blending modes to alter how the different layers interact to produce the final effect Continue reading
Masks
As the name suggests, masks are used to hide things. With a mask applied, you can limit what pixels in a layer are visible and allow you to make local adjustments using an adjustment layer. Masks are a fundamental tool in your post processing workflow. Continue reading