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As per the image. I want to remove the blue dackground from the transparent object. I've tried selecting and masking by colour range, but the shadows and highlights are causing issues.
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Use the Pen tool set to Path mode to draw a path around the shape, then create a Layer mask to hide what you don't want.
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Thanks for the reply. I should have been a bit clearer. I want to remove the colour from 'behind' the transparent object, not just from around the object.
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The Green Channel seems to provide the best overll detail, so you could use that (and Curves) to isolate »black« and »white« from the image with Blend If-settings and Color Overlays.
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It's a tricky one because the image quality is so poor, but you make a clipping path exactly as Jane said, and then desaturated to remove the blue. The glass object is also very dark other than its few highlights, you'd use either/or curves and the Camera RAW filter to retrieve the contrast after brightening the dark tones.
It can be useful having an example to compare with but it would be a tall order to make the blue object look like the glass below.
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