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Easily Replace Backgrounds in Photos with ON1 by Dan Harlacher
Lightroom Killer TipsHello, fellow photographers. I’m Dan Harlacher from ON1, the creators of some amazing photography apps and plugins! I’m excited to show you the new Quick Mask AI tool in ON1 Photo RAW 2024.5. This tool is incredibly powerful and makes background replacements super simple. To illustrate its capabilities, I’ll walk you through three examples, from simple to complex. I also created this short video outlining each of these steps! Example 1: Simple Background Replacement Let’s start with a straightforward example—a bird photo. The original background is dull and shot in low light, resulting in a noisy image. Here’s the step-by-step process to enhance and replace the background: Example 2: Intermediate Background Replacement with Blending I worked with a studio shot against a neutral backdrop for a more complex scenario. Here’s the approach: Example 3:Advanced Background Replacement with Color Corrections The third example involves a challenging shot with a bright blue background that reflects onto the subject’s metallic necklace and skin. Here’s how I tackled it: Conclusion These examples highlight the incredible versatility and power of the Quick Mask AI tool in ON1 Photo RAW 2024.5. Whether dealing with simple or complex scenarios, this tool makes background replacements and composites much easier. About ON1 Photo RAW Elevate your photo editing game with a 30-day free trial of ON1 Photo RAW—no credit card required. Perfect for photographers of all skill levels, ON1 Photo RAW offers an intuitive yet powerful platform that blends speed, versatility, and quality into one AI-powered application. It’s the ultimate AI photo editor and includes everything a photographer needs in one application. Try ON1 Photo RAW for free and experience why it’s the top Lightroom Alternative, giving you the ultimate control to bring your photographic visions to life.
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