Clipping Path Service Vs. Photo Masking Service!

14/03/2020/0 Comments/in Adobe Photoshop Tutorials /by Arian Rahman

What is Clipping Path Service?

Clipping path is a technique used in the image processing industry to separate an object from its background. Using the pen tool in Adobe Photoshop, we can cut a picture out of its background by drawing paths around it. After carefully outlining the image, everything within the path is retained, while the elements outside the path are deleted and replaced with white or other backgrounds.

The best example is cutting photos out of magazines and removing the background so that only the subject is visible. This method also allows you to save the image file as a PNG Transparent Background, which allows you to use your photo on multiple platforms. Some automation software is available online for removing backgrounds, but this will not help you achieve a perfect eye-catching image. So, to obtain a finely detailed output, our Adobe Photoshop experts use the pen tool in Photoshop to remove the photo background.

Clipping Path Sample Image

What is Image Masking Service?

Image masking is an image processing technique that allows us to remove unwanted objects from photos that have blurred/fuzzy edges, transparent areas, or hair. Using masks in photo editing allows us to keep portions of an image that we like while changing aspects of the rest of the image. The Photo Masking Service simply adds a mask or shield to the original photograph. When the clipping path technique does not provide the desired accuracy, this technique is used. Human hair, feathers, and smoke are a few examples of image masking tactics. It is a non-destructive image editing method.

Photo Masking Sample Image

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You can do photo masking for hair/blurry edges using many different kinds of techniques in Adobe Photoshop. We typically use Quick Selection tool to select the major portions of the object and then we use Background Eraser Tool to get the best result.

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To make a hand-drawn clipping path we must use the pen tool in Adobe Photoshop.

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All About Adobe Photoshop CC 2020

13/03/2020/11 Comments/in Adobe Photoshop Tutorials /by Arian Rahman

This is an Adobe Photoshop Tutorial with the most recent news and updates about Adobe Photoshop CC 2020. I’ll start by listing the new features that have been added to the new Photoshop software. Then I’ll go over each feature briefly. Hopefully, this guide will help you learn more about Adobe Photoshop CC 2020.

Adobe Photoshop is a raster graphics editor that is widely used by people who work with multimedia. Adobe Inc. created and released this software for Windows and macOS. Because of raster graphics editing, this software is the most popular photo editing software. Photoshop has the ability to edit and compose raster images in multiple layers. It also supports masks, alpha compositing, and a variety of color models. Photoshop supports these features by using its own PSD and PSB file formats.

On November 4, 2019, Photoshop 2020 was released. Photoshop now has the ability to iteratively fill multiple areas of an image without leaving the content-aware fill workspace, GPU-based improved lens blur quality, and performance improvements with the February 2020 update (Version 21.1.0).

Adobe Photoshop has been updated in a variety of ways, including a new properties panel, enhanced transform warp, new keyboard shortcuts, and a background image removal option. It also improved the new content by adding one-click zoom to a layer’s contents, animated GIF support, and much more.

List of NEW FEATURES OF ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CC 2020

Object Selection Tool
Transform Behavior
Rotating Brush Tool
Photoshop Cloud Document
Photoshop Smart Object

New Features of Adobe Photoshop CC 2020

Object Selection Tool:

This is one of my favorite Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 features. It can be found in the toolbar. The quick selection tool has been replaced as the default tool. The object selection tool functions similarly to the select subject feature. You can select a subject by simply clicking on it. Photoshop’s artificial intelligence employs machine learning technology to make a selection from the image’s main subject. You can use the object selection tool to apply the same command, but you can define the area. If you choose a specific area, you will notice that the selection works better than before. That is a brand-new feature in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020.

If you are not getting the desired results, you can always return and fine-tune the selection using any of the other selection tools, such as the Lasso Tool. So the ‘Object Selection Tool’ is the first feature of the new Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 that I just described.

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Transformed Behavior:

Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 now behaves consistently transformed. Photoshop changed the way it constrained when you transformed a few releases ago, as you may recall. As a result, when you click and drag a transformer selection, you must still hold shift to keep it constrained.

That appeals to some people, which is understandable. Muscle memory causes you to always hit that shift key, and now you can constrain that shift key proportionally. Adobe added the feature of enabling the old way of doing this in the previous list of Photoshop. When you press Ctrl+ T to transform in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020, you will now see a chain list icon in the menu bar. That chain link icon is now associated with that behavior. As a result, this chain-link icon determines how the shift key behaves when transforming layers, and it affects all layers equally, including pixels and vectors.

Rotating Brush Tool:

The nest feature is a fantastic new addition for Photoshop artists and illustrators. We couldn’t rotate the brush tool’s head while painting in the previous version of Adobe Photoshop CC. The brush tool’s head can be rotated in the new Adobe Photoshop CC 2020. How? Let’s wait and see_

First, we choose the brush tool. The brush tool’s settings will then be adjusted. We’ll go to the brush tool settings and set the hardness to 100% while decreasing the spacing. We now have a flat brush tip and will reduce the brush size. I did this so that I could demonstrate the new feature. We now have a keyboard shortcut for rotating the brush. When we paint and press the right arrow key, the brush rotates! This is currently rotating to the right. The brush will rotate to the left if we press the left arrow key.

That was Adobe Photoshop CC 2020’s third new feature.

Photoshop Cloud Document:

Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 includes a new file type. ‘Cloud Document’ is the name of the type. PSDC is the file extension. You can find you could document on your home screen’s left menu bar. A cloud document is nothing more than a Photoshop file saved to Adobe’s Cloud. It saves as you work and allows you to access your files from the desktop. You’ll notice a small cloud icon in the tab to indicate the cloud document. When I close Photoshop after working with a cloud document file, it does not prompt me to save the file. Because cloud files save your work automatically.

When you save a new document in Photoshop, it will ask you whether you want to save it as a cloud document or on your computer. To avoid seeing this message again, simply click the ‘don’t show this message again’ button.

Photoshop Smart Object:

Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 introduces a brand new feature called smart object. They are actually unpackable. In other words, smart objects can be converted into layers. All you have to do is select your smart object. Simply right-click it and choose Convert to Layers. Photoshop will notify you that smart filters applied to the smart object will be lost. You can now click OK, and the smart object will be converted into a group.

Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 includes a brand-new Content-Aware feature. It is concerned with the fill mask. To use this feature, go to the Edit menu and select ‘Content-Aware Fill’. Photoshop will select the Auto-sampling area option by default. Photoshop will understand if you simply hover the button over the image. Photoshop is basically deciding which pixels to analyze in order to generate that fill.

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How to Resize an Image in Photoshop without loosing Image Quality!

05/03/2020/1 Comment/in Photography Tips! /by Arian Rahman

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to use smart objects in Photoshop to scale and resize images without losing quality. We will discover the distinction between resizing a pixel-based image and resizing a smart object. We will also discover why objects always appear to be more beautiful. At the end of this tutorial, I’ll also include a tip to ensure you always get the best results.

I’ll be working with Adobe Photoshop CC. Any other recent Photoshop version will also work. Let’s get started to see why resizing an image as a smart object is advantageous. We quickly set everything up so that we can see a side-by-side comparison of resizing a normal image versus resizing a smart object.

We have taken a smaple image to continue with this tutorial

If we look in the layers panel, we can see that the image on the background layer requires two copies, one for the normal pixel version and one for the smart object. To make the first copy, navigate to the layer menu in the menu bar, select new, and then layer via copy. A copy of the image appears above the original in the layers panel. Use the keyboard shortcut to make a second copy. Use ctrl J on a Windows PC or command J on a Mac this time. A duplicate appears above the others. Let’s rename our duplicates so we can tell which is which.Double-click on the top layer, layer 1, and copy and rename it smart object. To accept it, on a Mac, press Enter or return. Then, double-click on the name layer one below it, rename it pixels, and press enter again. We no longer require the image on the background layer. So let’s make the background white. To select the background layer, click on it. Then select fill from the Edit menu. Set the contents option to white in the fill dialog box, then click OK.

More canvas space is required to fit both image versions side by side. Select canvas size from the image menu. Set the width to 200 percent and the height to 100 percent in the canvas size dialog box. Leave the relative option unchecked and select the square in the middle left of the anchor grid. This will move all of the extra space to the image’s right. To close the dialog box, click OK.

Select the move tool from the toolbar to move one of the images into the new space. To select the smart object layer at the top of the layer panel, click on it. Then, click and drag the image into the new space on the right. On the left is the image that will remain pixel-based, and on the right is the image that will be converted to a smart object. Finally, in the layers panel, select the smart object layer to convert the image on the right into a smart object. Select convert to smart object from the list by clicking the menu icon in the top right corner of the layers panel. Photoshop converts the layer to a smart object and the smart object icon appears in the layer’s thumbnail. Now that we have our document set up.

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When we resize a smart object, the pixels on the object become corrupt. To resolve this issue, we will first scale both versions down to make them smaller, then enlarge them and compare the results. Let’s begin with the pixel version on the left. I’ll select the pixels layer by clicking on it to scale and shrink the image. I’ll use the free transform command in Photoshop by going to the Edit menu and selecting free transform.

Let’s reduce the image’s width and height to 10% of their original dimensions. It is simpler to enter it in the options bar. Increase the width to 10%. Because the width and height are linked, the height value is automatically set to 10%. The pixel version on the left is now significantly smaller.

Let’s repeat the process with the smart object on the right. I’ll select the smart object in the layers panel by clicking on it. Then I’ll return to the Edit menu and select free transform. The free transform handles appear this time around the smart object on the right. I’ll link the width and height fields in the options bar, then reduce the width value by 10%. The height value will change in tandem. I’ll hit Enter. Both versions of the image have now been scaled down to the same size, and they look exactly the same at this size.

We have now reduced the size of the images. What happens if we try to enlarge them? We’ll begin by reducing the width and height by 10% to 50% of their original size. To do so, I must increase the width and height from 100% to 500%. But, before I exit the free transform, we can see what’s going on. Instead of adding new detail to the image, Photoshop simply enlarges the pixels from the smaller version. In fact, the pixels are quite visible. I’ll press Enter or return to exit the free transform.

At this point, Photoshop tries to clean up the image and blend the pixels together. But the result looks very soft and blurry. It’s not something you would want to use.

Let’s see how it compares when we upscale the smart object. In the layers panel, I’ll select the smart object. Then I’ll return to the edit menu and select free transform once more. The free transform handles appear this time around the smart object on the right. We can already see a difference in the options bar between the pixel version of the image and the smart object.

After resizing the pixel version, Photoshop reset the width and height values to 100%. However, the smart object still has a width and height of 10%. Unlike the pixel version, Photoshop remembers the original size of the smart object and recognizes that we are currently viewing it at a different size. I’ll increase the width and height by 10% and 50%, respectively.

But, unlike the pixel version, where I had to enter 500%, the smart object makes it much easier. Simply set both values to 50%. To upscale the image on the left, Photoshop simply increased the size of the remaining pixels from the smaller version, resulting in a blocky image. However, the smart object on the right appears to be much more appealing.

In fact, it looks exactly like the original, only smaller. I’ll press Enter and return to exit the free transform. And this time, Photoshop doesn’t need to clean up the image because the smart object is already perfect. So, what makes the smart object stand out from the Pixel version?

It’s due to the way smart objects operate. A smart object is simply a container that contains something. It is holding our image in this case. When we scale a smart object to make it bigger or smaller, we are changing the size of the container rather than what is inside. When we make the container smaller, the image inside it appears smaller; when we make the container larger, the image inside it appears larger.

Regardless of how many times we resize a smart object. Because it has no effect on the image inside, the smart object always looks great.

That’s how to use smart objects in Photoshop to scale and resize images without losing quality.

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Clipping Path Service Vs. Photo Masking Service!

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All About Adobe Photoshop CC 2020

List of NEW FEATURES OF ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CC 2020

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