⭐️Selections in Photoshop are similar to drawing a closed shape on paper, where the common theme is targeting a specific area.
💡There are multiple ways to make selections in Photoshop, including the lasso and polygonal lasso tools.
✅Use the shift key to add to a selection and the alt/option key to subtract from a selection.
🔍The anti-aliasing feature helps create smoother edges when making selections.
⏳Feathering can be applied to a selection to create a soft and gradual transition.
What is the purpose of anti-aliasing in selections?
—Anti-aliasing introduces transparent pixels to create smoother edges in selections.
How can I add to or subtract from a selection?
—Hold the shift key to add to a selection and the alt/option key to subtract from a selection.
Are there shortcuts for making selections?
—Yes, shortcuts like SHIFT + ALT/Option are available to add or subtract from selections.
What is feathering and when should I use it?
—Feathering is the process of creating a soft and gradual transition in a selection, and it is useful for creating natural effects and blending.
How can I improve the accuracy of my selections?
—Take your time and use tools like the zoom feature, lasso tools, and refine edge options to improve the accuracy of your selections.
00:00Selections in Photoshop are similar to drawing a closed shape on paper, where the common theme is targeting a specific area.
02:35The lasso and polygonal lasso tools are just a few of the ways to make selections in Photoshop.
06:55The shift key can be used to add to a selection, while the alt/option key can be used to subtract from a selection.
07:50Anti-aliasing helps create smoother edges in selections by introducing transparent pixels.
09:29Feathering can be applied to a selection to create a soft and gradual transition.
11:26Shortcuts like shift + alt/option can be used to efficiently add or subtract from selections.
