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Throw Photoshop's Magic Wand Out the Window!

With Photoshop's Color Range command, you can select an image as easily as you can with the Magic Wand. However, Color Range gives you more flexibility and much better results.
Written by Deke McClelland on February 26, 2010
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Categories: Graphics, Graphics Image Editing, Photo Image Editing, Photography, How-Tos

If you use Photoshop's Magic Wand tool, stop what you're doing and switch to Color Range. This outrageously useful command lets you select an image as easily as the Magic Wand, but with more flexibility and much better results.

Color Range is Photoshop's most successful automated masking function, which you can change on the fly and which gives you excellent organic selections. To say Color Range is good is an understatement. Don't believe me? Click the image below to watch the high-quality video and you'll find out.

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Submitted by Guest on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 13:10.

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