How to remove complex background in Photoshop - Film poster designing in Adobe Photoshop

Removing a complex background from an image is somewhat tough job.. but you don't worry.Photoshop has some easiest and smartest way to remove a complex background from an image just like this welcome to my channel this is jubair the last chapter we have discussed about the image setting for a film poster designing and this is the second chapter. In this chapter I'm going to show you how to remove a complex background from background from an image using some Photoshop tools and techniques. So let's do play move to the tutorials So first I'm going to import a still image for this film poster. so just double click over the workspace and from this folder let me take. okay let me take this picture. open.. so this picture is a little bit high resolution image. see let me show you the image size of this particular picture so this is a high resolution image.This is because this is an image taken using a DSLR camera.So anyway we are selecting only the required area from this image.for that we are doing our first selection so here we are having our first selection tool which is rectangular marquee tool okay so using this particular tool what we are going to do is we are just trying to draw a rectangle which is our required area and this image so the rest of this area we don't need for that either we can delete the rest of the area or we can crop it so for that we are using image crop to crop this area out of the selection so we will be getting only this area so we want to move this particular image to our plane Photoshop file for that we are selecting the move tool we are having the move tool here just drag and drop over here. that's it..

In this tutorial you will learn the second chapter of creating film poster design.
And here we will remove the complex background from the images using following selection tools The most obvious selection tools in PS are found in the toolbar which is located together with your brushes, pens, and cloning tools.

 

 

 Marquee 
The first one from the top of the toolbar is the Marquee tool
 Lasso tool
Magnetic lasso tool
 Magic Wand tool
Quick Selection tool
Color Range Inverse Grow A selection is an area of a photo that you define. When you create a selection, the area is editable (for example, you can lighten one part of a photo without affecting the rest). You can make a selection with either a selection tool or a selection command. A selection border, which you can hide, surrounds the selection. You can change, copy, or delete pixels inside the selection border, but you can’t touch areas outside the selection border until you deselect the selection. Adobe Photoshop Elements provides selection tools for different kinds of selections. For example, the Elliptical Marquee tool selects circular and elliptical areas, and the Magic Wand tool can select an area of similar colors with one click. More complex selections can be made with one of the Lasso tools.

You can even smooth the edges of a selection with feathering and anti-aliasing. Rectangular Marquee tool: Draws square or rectangular selection borders. Elliptical Marquee tool: Draws round or elliptical selection borders. Lasso tool: Draws freehand selecti

on borders, best for precision. Polygonal Lasso tool: Draws multiple straight-edged segments of a selection border. Magnetic Lasso tool: Draws a selection border that automatically snaps to edges when you drag over in the photo. Magic Wand tool: Selects pixels of similar color with one click Quick Selection tool: Quickly and automatically makes selection based on color and texture when you click or click-drag an area