In this exercise, I'll show you how to use our hair mask in order to separate…the hair from the flesh tones, so we can regain the details along the model's…jaw, neck, and shoulders.…Now, I am going to switch over to the RGB composite at the top of the Channels panel.…Switch back to the Layers panel, Shift+ click on the layer mask for the M2 R10…layer in order to turn it back on, so we are now seeing the two model layers…working together inside of our composition thus far.…The M1 R40 layer; that's the one that contains the good details where the…model's jaw, neck, and shoulders are concerned.…
If you want to see what I mean, I'll go ahead and switch the Blend mode from…this layer from Multiply back to Normal, and you can see that that brings in…that good information along the shoulders, along the neck, and along the jaw on…both sides of the model.…So what I propose we do is we take this layer, we make a duplicate of it, and…then we mask her hair away, because after all, where this layer is concerned,…
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11/4/2011- Setting up a workspace
- Working with the seven key selection tools
- Using the Color Range command
- Automating masking
- Matching a scene with Smart Filters
- Choosing the ideal base channel
- Converting a channel to a mask
- Painting with the Overlay and Soft Light modes
- Using History to regain a lost mask
- Working with the Calculations command
- Extracting a mask from a Smart Object
- Masking and compositing light
- Masking with black and white
- Working with path outlines
- Combining pixel and vector masks
- Creating and feathering a vector mask
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Setting up a power workspace5m 59s
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Welcome1m 8s
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1. It All Starts with the Channel
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How color channels work7m 7s
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Viewing channels in color3m 24s
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How RGB works4m 12s
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Single-channel grayscale5m 12s
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2. The Magic of Masking
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How a mask works7m 10s
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Making an alpha channel4m 2s
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Using the new channel icons6m 27s
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Putting a mask into play3m 55s
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3. The Science of Compositing
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Painting inside a mask6m 3s
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Cleaning up and confirming5m 18s
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Combining masks5m 10s
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Blending image elements6m 1s
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Introducing clipping masks5m 29s
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4. The Essentials of Selecting
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The marquee tools6m 31s
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The lasso tools5m 49s
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The Quick Selection tool8m 13s
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5. The Versatility of Combining and Transforming
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Selecting an eye7m 1s
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6. The Unmatched Power of Color Range
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7. The Unearthly Joy of Refinement
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Automated edge detection8m 23s
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Turning garbage into gold6m 19s
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Creating a fake blood effect5m 38s
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Establishing trails of blood7m 40s
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8. The Rewards of Everyday Masking
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9. The Mechanics of Layer Masks
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Working with path outlines7m 10s
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Recreating missing details8m 49s
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Masking glass5m 50s
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More to Come
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Next steps1m 17s
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