Thanks George, another great video!! I like to download the images you use, so that I can follow and practise before trying out on my own pictures, I loved this one, there is something very satisfying about cleanly erasing the background, or is that just me 😂
You're welcome Anne, knowing how to use all of the tools lets you choose which one is correct for each job. I tend to use the background eraser when doing skys behind buildings quite a bit.
Your videos have helped me quite a bit. Photography is a fun hobby. I started out with a 35 mm Vouightlander and later got a Mamiya C-22. Took some photography classes back in the '60s at SF State College. Learned how to take pictures, develop film, and how to make prints. Then came digital. I currently have a Canon G-16, my wife's Nicon D70S, and PSE 2021. Great stuff! Thank you!
That's how it works, the photo you are removing the background from is sitting on top of the new background. Basically you are cutting away part of the top layer to show the bottom layer below, just like if you had two photos and you used a pair of scissors on the top photo to cut away part of that photo so that you can see the photo sitting below.
@@HTGPhoto Not like that. I removed the background of the elephant and dragged the island photo from the photo bin on top of the elephant photo. Now, I can't see the elephant photo I can only see the island picture.
@@robb_lucci9872 Ahhh, easy fix. Look at the Layers panel on the right side. If you don't see the Layers panel then open the Window menu and click on Layers. In the layers panel you will see that the island photo is on top of the elephant photo. Grab the elephant layer and drag it above the island layer and you are all set.
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Another great video. I appreciate all you do.
Thanks Debra!
Very nice!
Thank you George
You're welcome Sparkle!
Thanks so much.
You're welcome!
Thanks George, another great video!! I like to download the images you use, so that I can follow and practise before trying out on my own pictures, I loved this one, there is something very satisfying about cleanly erasing the background, or is that just me 😂
You're welcome Anne, knowing how to use all of the tools lets you choose which one is correct for each job. I tend to use the background eraser when doing skys behind buildings quite a bit.
Your videos have helped me quite a bit. Photography is a fun hobby. I started out with a 35 mm Vouightlander and later got a Mamiya C-22. Took some photography classes back in the '60s at SF State College. Learned how to take pictures, develop film, and how to make prints. Then came digital. I currently have a Canon G-16, my wife's Nicon D70S, and PSE 2021. Great stuff! Thank you!
You're welcome Alan! It used to be that all the fun was in the darkroom, but now with digital here the possibilities are endless.
George, digitální fotografie má opravdu nekonečné možnosti! Děkuji za skvěle provedený tutoriál - výměna pozadí pomoci nástroje Eraser👍
You are welcome! I started doing digital editing back with Photoshop 4 (not CS4, but 4) and I have never looked back.
Jsi skvělý člověk, já jsem začínal s úpravami ve Photoshopu CS3,ale nikdy jsem nebyl tak úspěšný jako ty George.@@HTGPhoto
Great use for this tool George. Appreciate your demo. Thx
Thanks Belinda!
Pro tips!!!! Thanks coach!!!!
Rich
You're welcome Rich!
for my editing it occupied on the top of bg edited photo instead of just adding in background
That's how it works, the photo you are removing the background from is sitting on top of the new background. Basically you are cutting away part of the top layer to show the bottom layer below, just like if you had two photos and you used a pair of scissors on the top photo to cut away part of that photo so that you can see the photo sitting below.
@@HTGPhoto Not like that. I removed the background of the elephant and dragged the island photo from the photo bin on top of the elephant photo. Now, I can't see the elephant photo I can only see the island picture.
@@robb_lucci9872 Ahhh, easy fix. Look at the Layers panel on the right side. If you don't see the Layers panel then open the Window menu and click on Layers. In the layers panel you will see that the island photo is on top of the elephant photo. Grab the elephant layer and drag it above the island layer and you are all set.
@@HTGPhoto thanks 👍