I usually use the erase tool to remove the background and I've noticed that it was not perfectly removed. Sometimes I erased a part of the object I want to remove.
Please help me step by step regarding about this. Or you can give me a link so that I can master the procedure.
If you use photoshop you can use the lasso select tool to select the area you want then copy and paste that onto a new background. My main advice though is to search youtube using key words, you will find plenty of advice there and in video format so it will be easy to follow.
Or post it on here and you will get lots of help, some could be quite funny too : )
You might want to check if you are using a hard or soft edged-brush when using the eraser tool (it sounds like you might be using a soft-edged brush). Also, check the opacity is 100%.
As @lorraineb suggests - there are lots of helpful tutorials on YouTube.
@iamdongapusan it's a little bit complicated explanation, but i would do a channel selection. It's one of the most effective ways of extracting a background. Great for hair selection.
Agreed, it sounds like you're using a soft-edged brush. You can use a hard-edged brush. Or, use the Lasso tool to select around the object manually, go Select > Inverse, then hit Delete.
Or post it on here and you will get lots of help, some could be quite funny too : )
As @lorraineb suggests - there are lots of helpful tutorials on YouTube.
Thank you for that. it means a lot to me. I'm a starter in this industry and I'm enjoying it.
See the how to here: http://www.shutterstock.com/tips-tricks/Extracting-a-Model-From-a-Background-Using-Channels-in-Photoshop-430.html
@boogie your welcome mags...