For versions CS2 or earlier, you can select the icon from the tool pallets. For that, we should identify the location of the icon. Stay tuned here at Let us start with the selection of the magic wand tool. I’ll also mention other top features at the end of this article.
Here we can see a color difference in the sky from dark blue to light blue. The tolerance value defines how different is the tone and color in a selected area to the area which is not selected. But in the image given below, you can see that only a part of the sky was selected.It is because of the default tolerance value given in the software. You can see the entire background with the same color, and the tone will be selected. For that, click anywhere on the sky area using the magic wand tool.
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For that, I could try again with a higher tolerance value. I have kept the tolerance at 50, which is shown in the image below.Even in my second trial, I was not able to select the entire background. By increasing the value of tolerance, we will get a better result. It means that the software will select any pixels that have the same tone and color as the area we selected, plus any pixels that are up to 32 shades brighter or 32 shades darker. Check the below-attached image of the panel, which shows the location of the tolerance icon.By default tolerance value is given as 32 in Photoshop.
For that, press ‘Ctrl+J’ to copy the selected area to the layers in the layer panel and save it as layer1. Open the new image and put it as the second layer.To replace the background, we have to copy the selected area to a new layer. For that, go up to the select menu at the top of the screen and choose the inverse option as shown below.In our case, reversing is a time-taking process to go with the first method itself.Select a new image to replace with the original image.
It is also the easiest and quickest way to select large and complex shapes. See the image given below with a new background.As we have seen in this tutorial magic wand tool is a very useful selection tool that allows users to select pixels that would be near impossible to select manually. Finally, press Ctrl+V to paste the new background into the document. Then select the entire image by pressing ‘Ctrl+A’ and then copy it to the clipboard by pressing ‘Ctrl+C.’After this, we will go back to our original image and click on the background layer in the layers panel so that when we paste the new background into the document, it will save in between the existing 2 layers.
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