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Home : Photoshop Learning Tools : Editing Selections
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Editing Selections
Software : Photoshop CS2
Level : Beginner

 
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Concept: Once you select any part of the image you may need to add or subtract the selection. We use Shift key to add and Alt key to subtract any selection. The same rule is applied to other selection tool also.

1. Open Photoshop. Open Image to work with rectangular marquee tool.

photoshop selection tool

2. Select Rectangular Marquee Tool from toolbox. Drag on the image. You will get animated selection border. It indicated the area selected by the tool.

photoshop selection editing

3. Press Shift and drag another rectangle overlapping some part of the previous one. Now release shift key. You will get the addition of the two selections.

photoshop selection lesson

4. If you press Alt key and drag second selection, the overlapping part will get subtracted from the first one.

photoshop selection images

5. You can try similar technique using Elliptical Marquee Tool also.

photoshop selection graphics

photoshop selection tips

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