It's really "quick and easy" when you have a easy background and it's already pre-selected.

@IRedpunk

3 жыл бұрын

Aye it’s far more easier with a plain background, but with an actual background it’s far more complex

I agree with one comment below. Doing a cut out from an almost pure white background it´s one of the easiest thing to do, and more with that deep black hair. Bad example, sorry.

@jetzee6654

5 жыл бұрын

agree

@correiodozac

5 жыл бұрын

And it's not fast. For white background select and mask or refine edge is much faster.

@franslam7398

5 жыл бұрын

You need to type in specifics for that kind of tutorial. Specifically videos that target cutting out hair from busy backgrounds.

@HilarioBacar

4 жыл бұрын

Bad Example.. i agree

@MarkBailey1972

4 жыл бұрын

I think he just wanted to give the basis of how to do it. Using a busy background for this tutorial would require a lot of detailed instructions that wouldn't work well with a tutorial. I used his method with a image that had a busy background busy background and just added on what I already knew and it worked out fine. Some of the things he mentioned I would have never thought of trying before.

I've been using Photoshop for close to 20 years and never bothered how to properly cut out hair, because I never really needed it like I did til today. You just made today's project at work possible for me and in a timely manner to boot! To the complainers that say it's a bad example because it's dark hair on white background --- the same concepts are going to apply, you just might have to take extra steps in masking certain areas or additional work to get your contrast right. Besides, a good cutout means starting with the right photo and not all photos are going to work well. That's just life. Pick one that works.

Easy with a white background. The work is already 90% done if you have a white background. The cut out will be peanuts then. But this is a good tutorial to explain some basic stuff

@HeartSoulLeake

5 жыл бұрын

We think that this was more about refining the the mask to offer a resolution to the problem of those fine hairs that basic masking dose not easily fix. But, we have seen several great way to skin a cat. This just happens to be one of them.

It's 2021, and about to roll over into 2022. This is THE BEST hair cutout tutorial on KZread. Not convoluted, clear directions and not to talky. THANK YOU!

I've watched a lot of videos with the same topic as one got, but surely this is the most useful and the best video in category of cutting out images with hairs in PS

I was always looking for a good tutorial for cutting out hair, so glad you made this and explained it so easily! Thanks!

Quick to the point. Simple. No fuss or sprinkles. Love your vid. Can't wait to see what else i can learn here

Great tutorial! I struggled a bit with more complex backgrounds, but thanks for the tips!

Thanks for taking the time to explain this technique! I had a similarly shot image and found it incredibly useful. Great video and very clear instructions

This is exactly what I needed. I work with a lot of stock photos like this and was having a difficult time getting the perfect masking on hair. And ignore the negative comments below. You showing how to use channels for masking just gives the designer another tool to use to achieve that perfect selection. Thanks for the tip!

@ForeverDansky

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Steven! Thanks for the support

Thank you for taking the time to do this. Explanations, while quick, were clear and one can always rewind! I'm going to try it! Thanks again.

This is the easiest, clearest and fastest technique tutorial I've ever found on KZread! Thank you! Indeed very helpful! 👍🏻

This is the easiest, clearest and fastest technique tutorial I've found on KZread! Thank you! Indeed very helpful! 👍🏻

much much appreciation of your kindness. Your precise and consistent explanations and tutorial made me enjoyed whilst I could follow your clear instructions giving a perfect result. Sooo great! Have a great and gratitude week ahead

Great! I always have trouble to cut out hair, this seemed an easy way to do a more accurate selection, though the white background made it easier too. Thanks for sharing!

These tutorial troll me pretty hard. I've yet to see one where the background is NOT a solid colour. Solid colour BG's are relatively easy. I want to see what people do for more complex back grounds.

Great video mate! I would like to see you do this on a non unicolour background, as I always have trouble with that. Again great toturial 😉

@gsaroberts

6 жыл бұрын

Anders Kiilerich these are done to increase his ads and he only replies back to plp that say nice tut only lol

The easiest and well-instructed how-to video ever! Thank you for this!

This was amazing. I just had a super "fuzzy headed" client who I needed to do a headshot background swap with and was having the darndest time. Followed the steps and it worked perfectly. Thank you!

Fantastic tutorial! It worked out perfectly. The best one i've seen online to date.

Awesome tutorial, specially for the hair retouch. That's what I needed. Thanks!

THANK YOU! Seriously, thank you! Ive been trying to use the refine edge tool but it never works for me. Even against an all opposite color background. I always had fragments left over that i had to cut out. This here...one shot and bam perfect hair! Thank you so much!

Awesome. Best I've seen that makes it possible to do this on my own without getting lost by all the technical details.

Thank you so much for this direct and easy to follow tutorial!

I've seen many vids that use this masking method, but what you did by adding a new layer which samples from below and using clone stamp to cover the "halo" was brilliant. Thanks!

This is the best tutorial I have come across!! Thank you!!

so so helpful. Thanks Dansky

Nice Dansky...I"m almost back...but na hour everyday in Photoshop and Illustrator with you teaching is wonderful... thank you again ! Rogerio

So helpful! Just the right speed, not too fast or too slow!

Awesomeness! Thanks Dansky!

THANK YOUUUU for this tutorial!

I also find that combining techniques: this channel selection method, and then the typical "select and mask" method on a duplicate layer have also served me well.

Great tutorial! Thanks for the lesson.

Love your tutorial, it helps me a lot for handling my image,very solid and useful instruction!!

Wow! This was VERY helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

THANKS for this tutorial! love

You're such a life saver!

your tutorial is perfect, thank you!

Fab tutorial !!! Just what I needed!

This is exactly what I was looking for! AWESOME :) super happy and really appreciate it

LOVE this clone stamp technique for the frays. Never thought of that

Thanks so much for this tutorial. Seen many tutorials from basic to advanced but for beginners like me you explain the small but important details, Eg Brush tool,Size, hardness etc. The important part for the finish. where other tutorials don't and hair looks smudged when painted. SO thanks for this great tutorial. A*****

i haven't seen the whole video yet, but man im telling you got the simplest and most wonderful explanation of ptc i ever watched on youtube, keep it up, lucks!

Thanks man, i save a lot of time following your tutorial. Bless you

OMG I love this, it is exactly what am looking for

Great tutorial.Thank You!

Great job man !!!

This helped so much, perfect cut out. Thank you!

This really helped! Thank you!

Thank you so so much, Dansky

Perfect! This is what I need to clean my paintings. Thank you.

Awesome as aways dansky ❤

This is awesome & super easy tutorial

Love your video!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing your skills.

@ForeverDansky

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome Theresa, glad it was helpful :)

I've learnt something new! Thanks a lot! Keep up the great work!

Dansky you saved me today. It was a great good tutorial. Expect a lot of nice tutorials ahead :)

Thank you so much for the tutorial! It was helpful.

Awesome Tutorial thanks !!!

The Best Tutorial!

Thank you. Really appreciate this X

great tutorial, thank you so much!!

This was an amazing tutorial - has worked so well - thanks!

Best video ever for cutting out hair. Thank you

THANK YOU!! Job well done

thank you for the best tutorial, you are amazing

Loved this technique....you were so easy to follow and the best part, you explained “why” all along the way....kudos

@ForeverDansky

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ruth, also appreciate the feedback :)

The only way i can say thank you more than just with words is by subscribing! Great tutorial, after 2 hours of research, you saved me!

As always the best tutorial. Dansky. Thank you for your effort and time. .. good luck bro.

Thanks a lot for sharing!

Your tutorials are always very clear and they cover the little details, thank you!

@ForeverDansky

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks :)

brilliant. Thank you so much!

great stuff!! thank you!!

Fab tut, helped me turn around a tricky project fast

Thank you so much. This really helped....your video is engaging and effective. Thanks for putting in so much effort.

I love it when it’s quick. Thanks

love it!

very helpful dude, many thanks

thank you for this video, i needed for my lessons that I couldn't understand, thank you!

Wow Nice man thanks, so easy.

Great tutorial !

This is great🤗🤗 you have made my life easier

Awesome! Tks so much

That was just amazing!

THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO!

Nice tutorial.Thank you

I loved it. The last part, with the clone stamp tool, was the cherry on the top. I already had a few ways to mask hair with good results, but it never occurred to me that I could use the clone stamp like that there. Thanks a lot, kind fella!

i love the ending effect

Before i had many trouble to cut hair,right now im getting it..thx for this video

Thank you!!! This is great

Wow.. Easy, but amazing. Thank you for tutorial

Thanks Dansky

That was an awesome teaching. thanks

I found this really helpful thankyou!

LIFE SAVER!

best cutting model ive seeing, thanks

great tutorial.. thanks a bunch

Very nice tutorial. Thanks.

Amazing thank you so much!