Saving, Loading, And Deleting Selections - Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS2 User Manual

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See also
"Smart Objects" on page 427
"About file formats" on page 678
"Removing fringe pixels from a selection" on page 327

Saving, loading, and deleting selections

To save a selection
1
Make a selection using any of the selection tools.
Choose Select > Save Selection.
2
Specify the following Destination options in the Save Selection dialog box:
3
Chooses the active file as the source.
Document
Chooses a new channel or the channel containing the selection you want to load.
Channel
Name
Lets you enter a name for the selection.
Select an Operation option to specify how to combine the selections if the destination image already has a
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selection:
New Channel
Saves the current selection in a new channel.
Add To Channel
Adds the current selection to existing selections in the destination channel.
Subtracts the current selection from existing selections in the destination channel.
Subtract From Channel
Saves a selection from an area intersected by the current selection and existing selections
Intersect With Channel
in the destination channel.
To remove (cut) an object from a photo
1
In the Layers palette, select the layer containing the object you want to remove.
Using a selection tool, select the object that you want to remove.
2
If you need to refine the selection, click the Quick Mask Mode button
3
covers the nonselected areas of the image in a translucent color. Select a brush and appropriate brush size in the
options bar. Paint with black to add to the mask; paint with white to reveal more of the image.
To remove the selected object, choose Edit > Cut.
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See also
"The Extract filter" on page 336
To delete a selection
Choose Edit > Clear, or press Backspace (Windows) or Delete (Mac OS). To cut a selection to the clipboard,
choose Edit > Cut.
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