You can use the Quick Selection tool in Photoshop to easily select and edit specific parts of a photo. Once you've made your selection, you can delete or edit that section without affecting the rest ...

Do you ever wonder what your fluffy Akita might look like in its natural wintry habitat? Or perhaps, what your cuddly black cat might look like in an unnatural, hostile habitat, like the endzone of an ...

Last year, Photoshop introduced a tool called ‘Select Subject’ that made it super simple to select a primary subject from an image – or at least give you a decent starting point. Problem was, this ...

Selecting an object inside Photoshop may soon only require a few clicks instead of tedious outlines and masking. On the heels of the Select Subject Tool, Adobe teased ...

Previewed in November, Photoshop’s Select Subject is now an available feature. Powered by Adobe Sensei, the company’s AI platform, the tool is designed to select — in one click — what Adobe calls the ...

The subject in Photoshop is usually what the picture is about. For example, you may take the picture of someone at the beach. The person in the picture is the subject and everything else would be the ...

Adobe Photoshop offers users a variety of methods for cutting out objects from images. The method you choose to accomplish this depends on the complexity of the object. The Lasso and Magic Wand tools ...

Artificial intelligence might be scary to some. But for anyone who spends time editing photos, it's about to be a dream come true. On Tuesday, Adobe announced the release of Photoshop 19.1, the newest ...

Adobe has teased one of the AI-based features coming to Photoshop in the future, with the 'Select Subject' function simplifying the selection of an object, person, or animal in a scene, using machine ...

You can use the Magic Wand tool in Photoshop to automatically select a specific section of the image. The Magic Wand uses colors to decide what should be selected, and you can change its "Tolerance" ...