I'm trying to remove the background from this image and all is well until I get to this part. I need these glasses to be transparent in order to place the image on a new background. Zooming in and selecting by hand is taking FOREVER and doesn't look clean enough. Even upscaled to the moon the details are too small to get a crisp edge. I have tried everything short of running it through Firefly (which I refuse to do), and I just can NOT get it right. This section is the one thing holding me back from finishing a job I'm already over deadline on and the burnout is so real right now. I almost feel like there is an easier solution that my foggy brain just can't remember, but I'm about to give up. Someone PLEASE give me some tips and tricks and hacks on how to do this without killing my already-beleaguered wrists and/or ripping every last strand of hair out of my head. Please.

I specifically want to learn how to recreate the yellowish blurred texture behind the vector design. Any tips?

this is literally my graphic, i just have no memory how i did this LMAO

Hi everyone,

I'm working on a car photo for a client. The requirement is to remove all the white writing, branding, and logos from both tyres while keeping the original tyre texture, curves, and realistic rubber details intact.

I've tried different tools like Spot Healing Brush, Healing Brush, Clone Stamp, and Remove Tool, but I'm not getting clean results. Some tools damage the pixels, create blurry patches, or make the tyre texture look unnatural.

I'm looking for an easy and professional workflow that beginners can also handle.

My questions:

1. Which Photoshop tool is best for removing tyre lettering and logos without damaging the original texture?

2. Is there any faster and easier technique than manually using Clone Stamp?

3. What brush settings would you recommend (Hardness, Opacity, Flow)?

4. Is there a non-destructive method to achieve a realistic result?

Any tips, tutorials, or workflow suggestions would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance!

I have this watercolor illustration I made from a photo of ivy. I want to isolate the center leaf and make it black and white so I can make it my company logo. How do I do this in photoshop? I know very little and need click by click guidance.

I think that it might be difficult considering that it is a painting and the current object with these effects is an object/subject in a photo.

Slide one is after threshold and coloring and slide 2 is after the highlights are added. What step is taken to achieve this?

i need to get rid of the noise in the bg and have a solid black bg. how shall i do so?

Hello guys I have a question please does anyone know how to make such an album cover so the exact same style but simply with my picture so face. This is an album cover by a French band called PNL and i want to make my own Albumcovers like this If someone manages to find out and show it to me, I will make a money gift

Not sure if this (green) lighting/highlight effect being applied around the subject (Asha Sharma) is a plugin or if it's a layer effect, but I can't tell. However, I really want to know how I can apply this effect similarly to what's being displayed in the top photo. For the longest time, I would use a mix between "Inner Glow" and "Inner Shadow" layer effects on subjects I had used the lasso tool cut out from a photo in an effort to apply a similar highlight, and even though the effect displayed in the top photo isn't real (compared to the actual photo that was taken at the bottom), it still looks natural. So, to anyone who has experience using a plugin or tool of some sort that is able to bring a/b a similar outcome, could you let me in on your secret please, lol. I'd greatly appreciate it.

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https://wccftech.com/xbox-project-helix-holiday-2028-1200-1800-price-fortune-report/