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Another incredible tool in Photoshop CS5: Edge Detection

submitted by arvana

1 decade 4 years 10 months ago

Background removal can be one of the trickiest image editing tasks to do well. This new tool in CS5 makes it easy.

5 Comments

good stuff ,

Is it real? After the Trololo robot sift, I don't know I'll ever trust arvana again.

Croccydile says...

Interesting solution, although movie studios have been dealing with this problem for an incredibly long time with chroma keying. It seems to be a combination of edge detection with keying... although he did not demonstrate it with a more complicated background. At least with professional video software its gotten to the point to where you just take a dropper and say "This is the background key color" and it magically removes the green/blue and with refinement you get rid of the ambient tint.

Granted I still see movies today where I notice poor keying where an actors hair still has tints of the key color in or behind it... so its still a difficult problem regardless.

@KnivesOut: You got me. This one is faked.

www.snopes.com/software/photoshop-cs5-background-removal

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That's a pretty convincing URL... I don't think I'll bother navigating to it, and just take your word for it.

wah wah wah wahhhhh.

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