Release the mouse button to complete the selection.On the image, click and hold down the left mouse button as you draw around the area you want to select.
You can customize the transparency of the non-selected area by using the Opacity slider. This option highlights the non-selected areas of your image in the color of your choosing. You can customize the transparency of the color overlay by using the Opacity slider. This option highlights your selection in the color of your choosing. This option outlines the selection with animated dashes. In the Overlay Options dialog, select one of the following overlay options:.You can customize the look of your selection based on the visualization best suited to your selection task. You can erase the selection by right-clicking. The lower the Tolerance, the more similar a pixel has to be to the one clicked in order to be included. You can increase the Tolerance to include a wider range of pixels in your selection. Then align the center of the brush with the color, brightness, or combination that you wish to target and begin brushing. Select Color, Brightness, or Magic from the drop-down menu in the Context bar to define your selection. Brush: you can use the Brush selection tool to target your selection based on color, brightness, or a combination of both color and brightness.When finished, select Commit to save, and Discard to delete. To add curve nodes to a selection, once the corner nodes are in place, click and drag any line in between two corner nodes to produce a curved line. To delete corner nodes, right click on one, and select delete. The points dropped during selection are corner nodes. To change the direction of the selection line, click the left mouse button. As you move your mouse, the selection will follow your cursor. Shape Selection: click on any area of the image to begin the selection.Rectangular or Elliptical: click and drag either a rectangle or an ellipse that begins where you first click and ends when you release the mouse.The greater the threshold, the more different a pixel can be and still be in the selection. The lower the threshold, the more similar a pixel has to be to the one clicked in order to be included.
You can increase the threshold to include more pixels in the selection. You can choose whether to select only the same color pixels that are actually touching the one you clicked, or all the pixels in the photo that are similar. Magic Wand: click on any area of the image and all the pixels the same color are included in the selection.The whole selection animates and looks like marching ants. When you release the mouse, the end of the line joins to the start automatically to complete the selection. As you draw, a line appears showing where you have drawn. Freehand Lasso: click the left mouse button and drag the cursor to draw around the area that you wish to select.Optional: Select from the main menu Select | Send selection to basket to place the current selection in the selection basket.In the button bar directly below the image, click and hold the icon to preview the selection mask.Make a selection with one of the selection tools detailed below.Detail: Sharpen, Blur, Noise, Clarity, Detail Brush.Color: White Balance, Color EQ, Convert to Black and White, Split Tone.Exposure/Lighting: Exposure, Levels, Auto Levels, Tone Curves, Light EQ™, Dehaze, Dodge and Burn.Add: Vignette, Special Effects, Tilt-Shift, Drawing tools, Grain.
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