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If this video is helpful, please Like and Subscribe! Download my Photoshop tutorials as PDFs: photoshopessentials.tv/pdfs Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks for checking out this video where I show you everything you need to know to quickly select people or objects in your image using the improved Object Selection Tool and its brand new Object Finder in Photoshop 2022! We start with a recap of how we made selections using the Object Selection Tool back in Photoshop 2020 and 2021 (0:40). The reason is that we can still use the tool the same way today, and in fact there are many times when we need to. Then I show you how to use the big new feature for the Object Selection Tool in Photoshop 2022 called Object Finder (03:23) which finds objects in your image automatically and makes it easier than ever to select them! From there, I show you how to fix problems with the selection when the Object Finder makes a mistake (7:35). And we take an in-depth look at another important feature for the Object Selection Tool called Object Subtract (9:25) including what it does and why you'll sometimes need to turn it off. At the end, we wrap things up with an example of how the Object Selection Tool can be used to create a quick and easy Selective Color effect (14:49). Let me know what you think of the improvements to the Object Selection Tool in Photoshop 2022. And as always, thank you so much for watching!
Thanks Steve That was great - though I am not sure you needed to add the book removal parts to an introductory video on the topic !! My question is: If you have selected a person in the group of five to remove ....... how do you actually remove them after the selection ? You never actually showed the removal of one of the people (only the books) ! I would love to removed people from group photos and you have not really helped me to do that in this video - or am I just dense !! Thnx. JMCK
Thank you Steve. A nice sequential way to introduce the tool and take one through the various settings. My only challenge came with changing the Lasso Tool to the Polygonal Tool I've tried it several times and the only way it works for me is after Opt (on a Mac) then press the Mouse is to then release the Mouse button then press again, NOT the Opt key? I believe your guidance is to release the Opt button then re-engage. I got it to work but curious if there is something else I'm missing. Thanks again
Hi Just watched your object selection tool for 2022 video and I'm totally blown away. One question though. Let's say you want to delete the guy in the middle. Once selected I assume a CTRL/Command X would erase him. How would you get rid of his shadow in the background? Thanks Steve
Great tut! Unfortunately, when I click on individual overlays, nothing usually happens. Sometimes, double clicking on an overlay will work, but usually nothing happens at all. Any idea why clicking doesn't work for me, and/or how I might get it to work?
This is the video that I have been looking for. I solved a lot of question watching the video but I can't still figure out how to cut the selection , sometimes I can see the scissors that randomly appear but other times I can't see them and can't figure where to find them.
Steve, great instructions! Thank you! You mentioned a second video on using the last tool on selection and masking refinements.. did I miss it? What title is it?
Outstanding, thank you so much for all of the information. I now actually understand how to select and deselect object and what tools and how to adjust the tools setting in case I run in to an issue ** Greatly appreciate the extra bonus how to convert part of a picture to black and White, while leaving some subject shown in full color. Thank so much
I kinda liked the old way, where it was a black and white checkered background and the areas selected were the only ones that showed up, I wonder if there’s a way to get that back
Brilliant tutorial, but in my case I have a very complicated background and selections aren't that easy. Could you post and example when you have time? Thanks for sharing and for your hard work. Currently using Photosop 2020.
I am struggling with it.....when you do it there is a definite selection, I am trying to do the same thing but my selection is SO off its nowhere NEAR what i am trying to select....
Hi thanks for this amazing video. But I have a problem with this tool. It turns blue, but nothing happens when I click on it. There is no selection outline at all.. I don’t know why and I didn’t touch anything. Is there anyone who has same problem?
I'm having a problem with the Object Finder. It works for my first selection and I create a mask using that selection. Then, after deselecting, I try to use the object finder again and my screen freezes - I have not mouse at all. In order to get out, I have to restart my computer. What am I doing incorrectly?
My problem is that while the quick selection tool is being used, I try clicking on the object and it's not actually selecting it. The color changes. But when I click on it. Nothing happens nor can I add to the selection.
The icon in the tool bar is different depending on which tool was used last, which can make locating it difficult if you're not familiar with all the icons. Select the layer you're working on, then press W. The highlighted icon in the tool bar will contain all of the variations of that tool. Mouse over it and hold down the left mouse button until the menu appears. When you select the tool you want, the icon will change. This change will not revert back to the original when you close Photoshop. (If I remember correctly...not sure about that part.) Hope this helps!
Adding a missing area at around 2:28 doesn't work in adobe 24. You can hold the shift button to add the area, but it won't add it whatsoever, no matter how much manually you tell him to do so.
I'm not sure if this will work, but try going to Photoshop's Preferences, then to Technology Previews, and select "Deactivate Native Canvas". Then quit and restart Photoshop to see if the Object Finder is working. Let me know if that helped.
The only way I can replicate the issue is if I go to Preferences > Performance, uncheck Use Graphics Processor, and then restart Photoshop. With the option unchecked, the overlay does not appear but the old way of dragging around objects still works. Check to make sure Use Graphics Processor is checked in the Preferences. If it is, then I'm thinking the issue is with your graphics card or drivers. Edit: I just tested it on an old Mac from 2011 and the Object Finder works as long as Use Graphics Processor is turned on. So unless your computer is older than that, then the graphics card may not be the issue.
It was a great tool until 2 last updates. Now, after I select the subject and release the button...it takes about 30 seconds to make the selection. In this time the CPU is spiked at 100%. Before this update, it was working fine. Fast and reliable. Now is drives me crazy. I changed nothing in my PC hardware or software. Itw as just Adobe's last two updates. A total mess.
Adobe didn't get the tool right. They're too much in a hurry to beat the competition to a new tool so they get it out there even if it doesn't work right.
