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Seb Mainguet
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May 25, 2023
Question

Modifier le détourage automatique

  • May 25, 2023
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Bonjour à tous

 

J'utilise la commande 'Sélection > sujet' pour détourer rapidement un objet dans une image, mais ensuite je ne sais pas comment modifier la sélection…

 

Merci pour votre aide !

 

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davescm
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 26, 2023

Hi Seb,
Welcome to the forums, feel free to ask questions - it is what this community is for.

As you have found, select subject rarely makes a perfect selection and it is common to follow that with additional steps.

 

A first quick way make those following adjustments is to open the Select and Mask workspace and start at the top left tool (quick selection). You can add to your selection by brushing and take away by holding Alt and brushing.
I would then move on to the third tool down (the second is for refining soft areas such as fur and hair) where you can paint directly to add to the selection, and again hold down Alt to subtract from it.

When you are happy you can choose to output as a Selection or as a Mask or even a new Layer with a mask before clicking OK.

 

Dave

Seb Mainguet
Participating Frequently
May 25, 2023

Hello everyone

 

I used the automatic subject selection function in Photoshop, but then I can't find how to modify the line…

 

Would you please help ?

 

Thx !

Zesty_wanderlust15A7
Known Participant
May 25, 2023

The marching ants?

You either use other selection tools to add or subtract from it (Lasso, Quick Selection Tool, ...), or you make it into a layer mask so you can use brushes on it too (and will be less likely to lose your selection — esp. as a beginner).  When the mask is selected, you could also open Select > Select & Mask...  Look up Quick Mask too.

 

Why not watch one of a zillion tuts? You'll learn much more!
Besides, people and devs are kinda busy now reporting and studying bugs... 😉