November 16, 2017 in Tutorial How to Create Rain in Photoshop November 3, 2017 in Tutorial Adding Decal to an Object in Adobe Dimension September 4, 2017 in. November 3, 2017 in Tutorial Adding Decal to an Object in Adobe Dimension September 4, 2017 in Tutorial A Simple Magazine Cover Mock Up in Photoshop. It football, let us watch it if we want to. Former Paramus Catholic graduate Jabrill Peppers was next, going 25th overa. It football, let us watch it if we want to. Philosophy Metaphilosophy Metaphysics Epistemology Ethics Politics Aesthetics Thought Mental Cognition. Download the free trial version below to get started. Doubleclick the downloaded file to install the software. Torrentz will always love you. Farewell. 20032016 Torrentz. RSSby Ameba. Now draw in the holes with additional paths The great thing about the path tool is its ability to make smooth lines, even when the edges of your object are ragged or out of focus. Once you have your path created, you have a couple of choices In any version of Photoshop, you can open the Paths panel, and Control Click PC or Command Click Mack to load the path as a selection. In CS6 new you can click on the Selection button in the Toolbar of the Pen Tool. This brings up a dialog In this case, we dont want a feathered edge, so well just accept the default and click OK. The marching ants appear, and we have our selection Now, in the Layers panel, just click the Add Layer Mask icon to mask our object from the background And the image is masked, nice and clean If we zoom in closer, we can see that the edges are as clean as you can get given the resolution of the image, thanks to the smooth paths So if youre looking to select or mask an object that has a clean edge, consider the Pen Tool. With a little practice, youll find this can be much more effective at getting sharp edges and nice corners compared to the quick select tool or similar methods. And, more often than not, youll save time, because you wont be going back to try to refine your selection over and over. I hope you learned something from todays tip Next week, well look at combining selections made by a path with selections made in other ways.