在Photoshop CC(Photoshop CC)中快速剪切图像中的对象的最佳方法是使用新的“选择和蒙版”(Select and Mask)功能。我将解释如何有效地使用它并尽可能快地剪切图像。
如果您经常编辑图像，您会想知道如何有效地剪切对象。我经常使用Photoshop来编辑图像和视频缩略图。过去，我使用Photoshop的Filter Extract功能，但现在在Photoshop CC中已将其删除。
这意味着我们必须依靠Select 和 Mask(Select and Mask)来剪切图像。下面我们来看看如何使用Select和Mask。
如何使用选择(Select)和蒙版(Mask)剪切对象
首先，打开Photoshop并拖入您要剪切的图像。在本教程中，我将使用免版税图像作为示例。
我将使用Select 和 Mask 删掉(Select and Mask)这个人。您可以使用相同的工具并按照以下步骤剪切您自己的对象。
- 首先，从工具栏中选择快速选择工具(Quick select tool )。您可以单击如上图所示的工具，或按W 键(W key)。
- 接下来，在激活“快速选择(Quick Select)”工具的情况下单击并拖动对象。该工具将智能地贴在图像的边缘，因此选择整个对象变得非常容易。拖动鼠标时，您将看到所选区域的轮廓。
- 如果您需要进行细微调整，您可以松开鼠标按钮并单击每个区域以将其包含在您的快速选择中。要进行少量删除，请按住Alt并单击要从选择中删除的区域。
整个过程将花费不到一分钟的时间，即使对于具有大量形状、颜色和有限对比度的复杂图像也是如此。
- 如果您需要进行更细微的调整，请按住Ctrl并向上滚动鼠标滚轮以放大。接下来，通过单击屏幕顶部的画笔图标来调整快速选择(Quick select )工具的画笔大小，如上图所示。
- 接下来，单击Photoshop窗口顶部的选择和蒙版。(Select and Mask)这将接受您的选择，并允许您对其进行进一步编辑。
在左侧，您将看到一个属性选项卡。您可以调整这些滑块以移除背景并改善您剪切的图像。
- 我个人喜欢将平滑滑块拖动到50左右以创建更平滑的图像。向半径滑块添加大约5 到 10 像素(5 to 10 px )，以增加图像的深度。然后您可以单击确定( OK )，您的对象将被剪切。
剪切将是干净的，图像将在您可能添加的任何其他背景中脱颖而出，只要您正确执行快速选择工具过程，您的对象就不会丢失任何像素。
- 对于最后一步，请确保按Ctrl+X and Ctrl +C 将所选对象剪切并粘贴到新图层上。
此时你有多种选择。您可以隐藏背景层并将图像保存为具有透明度的PNG 。这将允许您在将来将这个没有背景的对象添加到任何照片或图像中。
或者，您可以在您现在所在的同一个Photoshop(Photoshop)选项卡中创建自己的背景。只需(Simply)添加新图层并按您认为合适的位置放置它们。例如，我创建了上面的图像。
How To Cut Out An Object In An Image In Photoshop CC
The best way to quickly cut out an object in an image in Photоshop CC is to use the new Select and Mask feature. I will explain how you can use this effectively and cut out images as fast as possible.
If you are regularly editing images, you’ll want to know how to cut out objects efficiently. I often use Photoshop for editing images and video thumbnails. In the past, I used Photoshop’s Filter Extract feature, but that’s now been removed in Photoshop CC.
That means we have to rely on Select and Mask to cut out images. Let’s take a look at how to use Select and Mask below.
How To Use Select & Mask To Cut Out Objects
To begin with, open Photoshop and drag in the image you’d like to cut out. For this tutorial, I’ll be using a royalty-free image as an example.
I’ll be cutting out this person by using Select and Mask. You can use the same tool and follow the steps below to cut out your own object.
- To begin with, select the Quick select tool from the toolbar. You can click the tool as shown in the image above, or press the W key.
- Next, click and drag over your object with the Quick Select tool active. The tool will intelligently stick to edges on your image, so it becomes very easy to select an entire object. You will see an outline of the area you are selecting as you drag your mouse.
- If you need to make minor adjustments, you can let go of the mouse button and click each area to include it in your quick selection. To make minor removals, hold Alt and click on the areas you’d like to remove from your selection.
This whole process will take under a minute, even for complex images with lots of shapes, colors, and limited contrast.
- If you need to make even more minor adjustments, hold Ctrl and scroll your mouse wheel up to zoom in. Next, adjust the Quick select tool brush size by clicking the brush icon in the top of the screen, as showcased in the image above.
- Next, click Select and Mask at the top of the Photoshop window. This will take your selection and allow you to make further edits to it.
On the left side, you will see a properties tab. You can adjust these sliders to remove the background and improve the image you have cut out.
- Firstly, drag the transparency slider to 100% to completely remove the background.
- I personally like to drag the smooth slider to around 50 to create a smoother image. Add around 5 to 10 px to the radius slider to add more depth to the image too. You can then click OK and your object will be cut out.
The cut will be clean, the image will stand out among any other background you may add, and so long as you did the quick select tool process correctly, there won’t be any missing pixels from your object.
- For the final step, make sure to press Ctrl+X and Ctrl +C to cut and paste the selected object onto a new layer.
At this point you have multiple choices. You can hide the background layer and save the image as a PNG with transparency. This will allow you to add this object with no background to any photo or image in the future.
Alternatively, you can create your own background right in the same Photoshop tab you are in now. Simply add new layers and position them as you see fit. As an example, I have created the image above.
