Magic Wand is a very handy tool when you need precise selection of areas to remove or donor areas. Note how the selection has expanded in comparison with the above picture. The selected area after clicking in the left of the bottom semicircle: Now, let's change the tolerance value up and down and see the changes on a real-world example. Selecting the solid colored letter was easy enough. Tolerance of 255 means the entire picture, all pixels, will be selected. Tolerance of 0 means only pixels of exactly the same color will be selected. The higher the tolerance, the wider the color range is. For example, the default tolerance value of 32 means the tool selects all pixels of the chosen color and all adjacent pixels up to 32 tone grades up and down from it. The target color is a color of the pixel you click when apply the tool. It determines the range the target color can vary. The Magic Wand tool has a setting named 'Tolerance'. That's why the instrument is called a Magic Wand, after all. Note, like any other graphical editor, Inpaint automatically determines boundaries of the selected area. Move the pointer in your canvas and click the color in the image that you want to select. In the tool options bar, specify a selection option: New Selection, Add to Selection, Subtract from Selection, or Intersect with Selection. All I need to do is click anywhere on the letter with the Magic Wand. Use the Magic Wand tool to quickly select an object you want to isolate. The mask allows you to define areas you want to remove, while the donor color designates parts of the picture that Inpaint will be using to restore background of the deleted objects.įor example, let's say I want to select the white letter 'N'. Now choose the mask (red) or the donor (green) on the toolbar. The Magic Wand tool is a quick way to select a large complex-shaped area with just several clicks.
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