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Tutorial - Extracting Imagesby ~larafairie-stock

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An intermediate tutorial on how to extract your images. This is a must know for photo manipulators, I hope you find it useful.

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~kittycatmanga Dec 30, 2010

Thanks! i'll try it out soon :]

~goofygrape May 18, 2009

very good tut,it me helped a lot thanks!

~GeneratedClouds Jan 20, 2009

Thank you. Just used this one, was very helpful

~Xolaroid Jan 16, 2009

A good technique for any budding photomanipulater.
I must ask though, why do you always insist on JPEG? what is wrong with TIFF format or something like that?

~disturbing-the-weed Jan 15, 2009 Photographer

no need to worry now, i have just discovered that adobe decided to scrap the Extract Plug-In for CS4 (along with a number of other plug-ins) but they can be downloaded from adobe, just google extract plugin and the download page comes up straight away, hope this is handy for anyone else who hasnt realised!

~disturbing-the-weed Jan 14, 2009 Photographer

hey this might seem really weird but I dont have the 'Filter > Extract' Plug-In :S I am using Photoshop CS4, does it not have this plug-in or am i missing something?

~bugunderherfeet Mar 12, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

I only have CS3 but I often use either the pen tool or the magnetic lasso tool to do my extractions for me. It's not as good on hair though, so I often use the extraction filter purely for loose hair. It doesn't always do the trick, but it helps.

~Nikki-1986 Jan 14, 2009 Hobbyist General Artist

Thanks!

I need to know everything

~sevenofeleven Jan 14, 2009

This is real useful even for someone who does 3d.

Thanks.

!redravern Nov 28, 2008

this is going to be a great help thanks

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