![]() ![]() Move rulers to split your image depending on the brightness and the type of object (e.g. hair ≠ shirt). ![]() This is per se not so different from the previous method, but it might be more convenient because you can see the result of what the outline will look like just by moving a slider, rather than changing a threshold and fuzzy-selecting multiple times. You should have to spend about 20 minutes on a complex hair subject and 10 minutes on a simpler one. Manually blur and partly erase them (especially the tips) to make it all a bit subtle. Note that you can draw many individual ones by shift-clicking to start new paths. You may want to copy the mask to a separate layer again to see the masking area from the original picture and draw paths for some significant individual hairs. Use the x key trick to swap between foreground (black) and background (picture) to quickly add and remove pixels to the mask. Unlock pixels and directly edit the original image mask to improve it. Create a pure green background in a separate layer to best assess the result.
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