How to Mask Out an Object in Photoshop

Masking out an object in Photoshop allows you to selectively edit or manipulate specific parts of an image, while maintaining the surrounding areas intact. This technique is useful for various purposes such as removing unwanted objects, adding or subtracting shapes, and creating realistic composites. By masking out an object, you can isolate it from the rest of the image, giving you more control over the editing process. This can be achieved using various tools like the Magic Wand, Select and Mask, or even traditional brushing techniques.
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How to Mask Out an Object in Photoshop
Layer masking is a nondestructive way to hide parts of an image or layer without erasing them. They're great for making image composites, modifying background colors, removing or cutting out objects, and targeting your edits so they affect only certain areas, rather than the entire layer.
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0:00 PS Tutelar
0:09 Learn how to mask out objects in Photoshop
0:51 Mask out objects in Photoshop by selecting and creating a mask.
1:36 Use the Refine Edge brush tool to select and mask objects in Photoshop.
2:20 Masking out objects in Photoshop
3:07 Overlay brush mode to mask out objects
4:15 Resize and place object in Photoshop
4:55 Masking out an object in Photoshop using color trick
5:41 Adjust the mode, overlay, and flow for better results