405 Masking graphic frames and natural edges

- In this movie,…I'll show you how to mask a graphic frame…as well as some natural edges in Photoshop.…Specifically, we'll be rebuilding this red frame…around our famous, if faked, inverted airmail stamp.…And we'll also mask back in the natural perforated edges…around the stamp.…Both of these items are housed inside this group…called frame elements,…so I'll just select a group inside the Layers panel…and press the backspace key here on the PC…or the delete key on the Mac,…to get rid of it,…because, after all, we're gonna be…rebuilding those elements.…

And that leaves us with the upside-down Jenny,…the blue airplane,…that we created in the previous movie,…as well as the paper texture…that I'll show you how to create next week.…What I'm gonna do in the meantime…is alt click, or on the Mac, option click on the eye…in front of the background so that we can…take a look at the channels that are found…inside the original image.…To do so,…go ahead and click on the Channels tab,…which, by default, is located right next door…