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Why Plug-ins?
Photoshop is an incredibly feature-rich image editor that has the power to do anything you want. There are just two problems. First - do you know how to get what you want out of Photoshop? Second - do you have the time to do it in Photoshop? Regardless of your answer, plug-ins for Photoshop can help you accomplish what you want easier, faster and better than just using traditional tools alone. Learn more about how Photoshop plug-ins can help you.
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Just wanted to pass along a quick note to say how extremely useful my plug-in's are! I'm retouching a ton of photo's for a website update right now, and it's taking a third of the time that it usually would. Money well spent is an understatement :-) Thanks again to you and your team! — Bradford R.
"I just used Genuine Fractals for the first time and I LOVE IT! I have many older images that were scanned in at a small size, thus when I enlarge them they fall apart. Now they look great! Thanks so much for a great product." — Richard S.
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Mask Pro 4 Tutorials
Getting Started with Mask Pro
Start off on the right foot with this getting started tutorial. You'll learn the two types of tools that Mask Pro uses and when to use them. You'll also learn when to use Mask Pro in your workflow, how to set-up your files for proper previewing and how to launch Mask Pro.
Understanding the User Interface
Learn your way around the user interface. This tutorial covers the control panes, preview area and menu bar navigation.
Basic Use - The 90% Rule
Learn to think in color. This tutorial will teach you the 90% rule that will help you get great results with Mask Pro on the majority of images using only three tools. This is a must see tutorial for all Mask Pro users.
Working with Hard Edge Subjects
Learn how to quickly mask hard-edged subjects using the Magic Pen tool.
Using Mask View
Learn how to use mask view to judge the quality of your mask as well as refine your keep and drop colors.
Preparing Layered Files
Creating layered files with your subject on top of the new background lets you see your results in realtime with composite view. Learn how to set up your layered file before using Mask Pro.
Dealing with Similar Foreground and Background Colorse
Mask Pro works by separating colors, so what happens when the subject and background are the same colors? This tutorial will teach you techniques for dealing with this challenge.
Chromakey Masking
See how to quickly replace green-screen or blue-screen backgrounds and remove any reflected color on your subject.
Using Mask Pro Select and Make Work Path
See when to use the reclusive Mask Pro Select mode. This tutorial will discuss using Mask Pro Select and Mask Pro Make Work Path to create super accurate clipping paths.
Real World Mask Pro Example 1: Masking Hair
See how the pros mask hair using Mask Pro. This tutorial includes two examples, one with light hair and one with dark hair. Learn how to use Mask Pro and Photoshop together for realistic results.
Real World Mask Pro Example 2: Working with Complex Backgrounds
Complex backgrounds or situations where the subject and background colors are similar can take a little extra savvy. This tutorial will walk you through how to deal with these challenges. Note this is similar to the similar colors tutorial.
Real World Mask Pro Example 3: Replacing Skies
Replacing or adjusting skies is a common task for landscape and architecture photographers. Learn how to use Mask Pro to separate the sky so it may be easily replaced or adjusted while maintaining the foreground details.
Real World Mask Pro Example 4: Chromakey
See how to quickly replace green-screen or blue-screen backgrounds and remove any reflected color on your subject. Note this is similar to the Chromakey Masking tutorial.
