Select
and mask various face parts:
1. Open "Selection.tif"
file.
2. Make the "Background" Layer active
3. With the "Rectangle" selection tool draw a bounding box
slightly larger than face part...
4. Then, create
a new layer [Option+Command+J]
and name it... [use name from face part's
list]
5. Then, make only new layer active and visible [Option+click
layer-eye]
6. Then, begin the selection process: |
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a)
Zoom in to object... [draw bounding box with
zoom tool]
b) Choose
the appropriate selection tool and create a selection of desired area
{see
"Face Parts List"} ... [if necessary,
use "Quick Mask" to refine selection]
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c) When done selecting,
add a layer mask: [click+
add Layer mask icon]
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7.
Then, double-click "Hand" selection tool to display entire image |
{
--- repeat from Step 2 and select next "face part" from "Face
Parts" }
- When done
selecting all face parts continue -
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Compose
"Face", Flatten, and Save: |
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1.
Make ALL layers visible
2. Move face part layers created above into place and prioritize to
create face
... [reference example in upper right corner
of file]
3. Save As "Melonhead.PSD" [editable
file]
4. Shut off "Background" [only
layers needed for final image are visible]
5. Flatten image: Menu:>Layers>Flatten
Image
6. Crop excess white from image
7. Save As "Melonhead.TIF" file with LZW compression
[deliverable file]
8. Close files
and end lesson |