Once you “ Update Mask”, you can see split preview windows on the main window. The left side image will preview the colored mask, and the right-side one will show the actual mask effect on the picture after the cut with a transparent background. You can also see the “Show Trimap” option visible at the top. You can uncheck it to see the original image on the left side image without the color masks. Next to this option, you can see two square icons with the apple icon. Click on this to select different views for each image on the left and right sides.ĭifferent views include Original, Mask, Keep, and Cut. You can also see the four views at a time by selecting the quad window split on the top toolbar. You can see four sliders here, “ Edge Softness”, “ Edge Shift”, “ Foreground Recovery”, and “ Defringe.” Now, we need to fine-tune the Mask selection. Play with Edge Softness and Edge Shift Sliders to refine the edge selection. Make use of the Foreground recovery slider for altering the details in the edges. Use the Defringe slider to remove any color fringes at the edges. You have four options for Background selection. You can either go for the transparent background look, which is suitable for icons and design objects, Blur background option, colored background, and adding another image in the background. Use it if you want to remove the entire background and only need a transparent background. If you want to increase the Depth of field effect, to give a Shallow Depth of Field to the image, then go for the “ Blur” option.Ĭontrol its strength to get a nicely blurred background in the picture. Use the “ Color” option to give a background color. You can use it to provide any color in the background. I actually found this option useful in the Mask refining process. Simply put a color in the background, and you will see any imperfections at the edges easily. Bright shades of Red, Green, and Pink works well for this. My real intention is to add a background image for review, which is the last option on the menu. TOPAZ REMASK TUTORIAL FOR VAIL SOFTWARE.
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