Splitting the background in Photoshop is fast and simple

Instructions for separating the background in Photoshop quickly and simply

Prepare:

– Download and install Photoshop on your computer
– A photo needs to separate the background.
– For photos with hair, to separate all the hair, please refer to the Photoshop hair removal tutorial

Step 1: Open the photo you need to remove the background from in Photoshop.

Step 2: Open Color Channels Channels (go to Window/Channels) and select the color channel at the highest contrast.

Here I choose the color channel Blue.

Step 3: Right click on the color channel Blue and choose Duplicate Channel… to duplicate the color channel.

Step 4: Next, we need to increase the contrast to make separation easier. Use tools Quick Selection Tool (W) to select areas to increase contrast.

Then enter Image/Adjustments/Level… to open the dialog box Level and set as shown in the picture.

We get the following:

Step 5: Use tools Brush (B) to whiten the background (1) and blacken the object (2).

After painting, we get something like this:

Step 6: Next, hold the . button Ctrl and click to select the Blue copy layer, the software will automatically select the white area. To change the selection to a black area (object), click right mouse Click on the photo and select Select Inverse.

Step 7: Finally, off Blue copy layer and open layer RBG up.

We get the following:

Step 8: Double click go to Background to switch it back layer 0. Then press Ctrl + J to duplicate the layer. Finally, turn off layer 0 and we will see that the image has been separated from the background.

You can also insert another Background to make your photo more vivid.

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