Creating path is very time consuming

"Clipping" as we refer to it in the retouching industry is really the only way to make high-quality isolations in Photoshop, and unfortunately it's the one feature we haven't had an upgrade for in, well, pretty much the lifetime of the program.

All the alledgedly magical selection tools fall 10-20% short of making masks for high-res commercial work. They just won't get there. And if you spend the time to try and force them to get there, you'll spend way more time than it would take to sit down and clip something out.

Believe me, I've tested all the methods countless times, hoping they've improved.

Select and Mask feels just about useless these days. I feel like it worked at some point, but I can barely force the Refine Edge tool to occasionally improve a mask.

It's sad that the vector tools in Photoshop are seen as the lowest priority for improvements, while they are fundamental to professional work.

The perception seems to be, why would we invest in vector tools in Photoshop when we have Illustrator?! And the usage probably supports it - the majority of average users would probably never touch the pen tool, while the minority of professional users rely on it fundamentally.

So until we are able to convince someone in the Photoshop team that the pen tool isn't for drawing, it's for masking, we will be stuck doing it the 30-year-old way we've all become accustomed to.

Sorry Ankit, you're not doing it wrong, it's the just best we've got 🙂

Could you post some sample images? 

The object selection tool not at all works and it hardly saves my time. 

How familiar are you with the Tool?  

For example the »Mask All Objects«-option? 

Are you trying to make a vector clipping path, or do you want selections?