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- Blend If & Channel explanation
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Powerful Techniques to Cut Out Trees in Photoshop - Without Halos or Fringing
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- 1 - Blend If & Channel explanation
- 2 - Use the Blue Channel to cut out the tree
- 3 - Create true transparency from the Blend If blend.
- 4 - Use the Lasso Tool to make a loose selection
- 5 - Inver the channel
- 6 - Use the Dodge and Burn Tool to isolate the tree in the new channel
- 7 - Use the Levels adjustment to refine the mask
- 8 - Use the Minimum filter to contract the mask and remove halos
- 9 - Use the Defringe Command to remove fringing from the mask
- 10 - Use the Laso Tool to make a rough mask.
- 11 - Use the Tree Generator to create a tree
- 12 - Turn your tree into a brush
- 13 - Use the Brush settings to customize your brush
- 14 - Paint on your mask with your custom tree brush
