People who have a PS foundation believe that everyone knows that a very important point of PS is matting. Here are five methods for PS matting. After reading it, the first way will be to open PS, put our material in, choose the quick selection tool and select the part you want. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, the second way the image will come out. Select and Overlay We first find the lasso tool to circle the theme we want, and then click Select and Overlay it. We change the right view to the smart radius on the radius point of the edge of the layer, and then choose to adjust the edge brush to smear on the edge. The third method is that we use the lasso tool to dig out the outline of a person, click Add Vector Mask, cover the unnecessary areas with a black brush, and select the reserved areas with a white brush. The fourth method is channel matting. Step 1: Choose obvious channels. Step 2: Copy the channel layer by layer Step 3: Ctrl+l to increase the contrast between the background and characters Step 4: Select a black brush to smear the character area Step 5: Hold down Ctrl and click on the thumbnail. Step 6: Ctrl+shift+i Inversion Step 7: Return to the RGB channel and the original image. Copying and pasting channel matting is more complicated, but compared with the previous method, matting effect is very good! The fifth method: pen tool. We open the pen tool and then operate it at once. This method will take a long time (not recommended except in special circumstances). Of course, if you want to cut the picture accurately, it is not that simple. There are usually many ways to be together.

The above are five methods of PS matting. If you want to learn more about PS skills, you can go and learn various PS tutorials.