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1. CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 HOW TO
2. CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 PATCH
3. CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 SERIES

CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 HOW TO

Most of the work will be done with the help of the Layer Style Panel! Let’s jump into how to make transparent text in Photoshop! #1. Each method I’ll go over involves minimal knowledge of Photoshop and requires only a couple of layers. But there is another way which you may favor more.4 Ways To Make Transparent Text In PhotoshopĬreating transparent text in Photoshop can offer a variety of great effects for your images, video thumbnails, or even watermarks.

CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 PATCH

I wouldn't normally use it on a photo such as the one I have here because there's not enough edge detail to stretch out, (hence the extra steps trying to patch out the hair and blur the backdrop). I use this technique most often for scenes where I can select a big portion of the background, so that the stretching I need to do is minimal. This method is okay for photos that have clean backgrounds, or clear blue skies, that can easily be selected and extended. Add as much blur as you need here as it really depends on how much you've stretched and whether you're happy with the texture afterward (clean, clear backgrounds probably won't require this step as it'll all be roughly the same color). Then I clicked on the layer thumbnail and headed to Filter>Blur>Gaussian blur. I added to the layer mask by painting black over every part except the top backdrop extension.

I've added gaussian blur to the extended part of the image here so that I can blend in the background as I wasn't happy with the stretched texture this method gave me So to sort that out we need to take one more step. But there's another problem, we now have a short, sharp cut in the hair which we didn't before.

Letting go, the patch tool takes the texture from that new area and applies it directly over the selection.

If you can't see it look for the spot healing tool and long press on it to reveal the other types of healing tools and select the patch tool.įrom here, I made a selection around the hair and dragged it over to one side, to a patch of backdrop that was clear and clean. Unfortunately, the hair is oddly stretched out so I need to remove this. Obviously, I included some of my subject's hair in the selection in a bid to maximize the edge of the backdrop selection. If you've run into any issues at this point, we're going to set it right now. Replace any unwanted textures with the patch tool by selecting the problem area, and then moving this to another, cleaner patch of backdrop to sample the texture from When you've got the backdrop to the edge of the frame, as I have above, let go and press enter (or click the tick at the top of the window). Hold down shift to transform the portion away without simply making the whole selection bigger. With the selection made using the move tool (V), grab the middle transform control point, and drag it out. I'm using an extreme example above where there's very little gap between the subject and the top of the backdrop, so I've actually made a point of placing the selection over the top of his hair. If it isn't, head to the top-left in the toolbar and long-press on the marquee tool until a drop-down of several types of marquee is available, then click on the rectangular version.įrom here, draw a rectangle around the area of the backdrop you'd like to extend, try and get in as close to your subject as possible without actually covering it. Grab the marquee tool (M) and make sure the Rectangular marquee tool is selected. I like to duplicate my layer so I can quickly toggle back and forth between the edited version and unedited original. Possibly the easiest way to extend a background is to stretch the canvas to fit. Use the marquee tool to select the edge of the background and then use the move tool to stretch it out to the edge of the frame Each method should only take about 5-10 minutes, but it entirely depends on your image, editing skill level, and what it's being used for.

CLEAR CENTER RECTANGLE PHOTOSHOP CC 18 SERIES

Whether you've got a nice clean background to work with, or a complex series of textures, there are two methods you can use to fill in the gaps.Įach method is useful in its own way, and while there's no right or wrong when it comes to photography or image editing, there are occasions when you might want to use one method over the other. Well, don't worry because you can use Photoshop CC to sort it out. You don't nail the composition, or maybe the backdrop you brought for a shoot is slightly too small. Unfortunately, sometimes things don't go as planned. In this tutorial I'll show you two ways you can extend the backdrop in Photoshop CC with clean results. Extending backgrounds is sometimes needed when you have a great shot, but the composition was a little off or the backdrop was just slightly too small.