When you make a Quick Selection, Photoshop automatically creates a layer mask that hides the areas that you didn’t select. You can view this mask by clicking on the “Layer Mask” thumbnail in the Layers panel.
The white areas of the mask represent the selected area, while the black areas represent the hidden area. If you want to edit your Quick Selection, there are a few different ways that you can do it.
One way to edit your Quick Selection is to use the “Refine Edge” dialog box. To access this dialog box, go to Select > Refine Edge.
In the dialog box, you can use the various tools to fine-tune your selection. For example, you can use the “Feather” tool to soften the edges of your selection.
Another way to edit your Quick Selection is to use a layer mask. To do this, first make sure that the “Layer Mask” thumbnail is selected in the Layers panel.
Then, use a brush tool to paint over the areas that you want to reveal or hide. If you paint with black, you will hide those areas, and if you paint with white, you will reveal those areas.
You can also add or subtract from your Quick Selection by using the Shift or Alt keys. To add to your selection, hold down the Shift key and click on the area that you want to add. To subtract from your selection, hold down the Alt key and click on the area that you want to remove.
Conclusion:
Editing a Quick Selection in Photoshop is easy! There are a few different ways that you can do it, including using the Refine Edge dialog box or a layer mask. You can also add or subtract from your Quick Selection by using the Shift or Alt keys.
