[Plexcon]

I'll be honest with you, if you're going to buy a green screen for the sole purpose of selecting your desired person using the magic tool, you're better off to go jump out of the window because Photoshop's wand tool is horrible, literally, amazingly not accurate. You'd be better off Pen tooling the whole, sadly, and like 404 said, the purpose is to basically see the person better, so just make sure the wall behind is white and, you'd be better pen tooling him/her.

Hope I helped, tbh I always hated photoshop's magic selection tool!

Also, sorry for reviving a 2 week old thread :l

Why would you use the magic wand for that when you can just chroma key it? (Select > Color range)

[Odin]

I'll be honest with you, if you're going to buy a green screen for the sole purpose of selecting your desired person using the magic tool, you're better off to go jump out of the window because Photoshop's wand tool is horrible, literally, amazingly not accurate. You'd be better off Pen tooling the whole, sadly, and like 404 said, the purpose is to basically see the person better, so just make sure the wall behind is white and, you'd be better pen tooling him/her.

Hope I helped, tbh I always hated photoshop's magic selection tool!

Also, sorry for reviving a 2 week old thread :l

Why would you use the magic wand for that when you can just chroma key it? (Select > Color range)

True... true.... I'll go back under my rock

[Odin]

I'll be honest with you, if you're going to buy a green screen for the sole purpose of selecting your desired person using the magic tool, you're better off to go jump out of the window because Photoshop's wand tool is horrible, literally, amazingly not accurate. You'd be better off Pen tooling the whole, sadly, and like 404 said, the purpose is to basically see the person better, so just make sure the wall behind is white and, you'd be better pen tooling him/her.

Hope I helped, tbh I always hated photoshop's magic selection tool!

Also, sorry for reviving a 2 week old thread :l

Why would you use the magic wand for that when you can just chroma key it? (Select > Color range)

True... true.... I'll go back under my rock