Bokeh Lasso

The magnetic lasso tool detects and snaps to the edge of an object as you to trace along its outline, it tries to figure out where the edges of an object are by looking for differences in color and brightness values between the object youre trying to select and its background. As you drag along the edge of an object, the tool drops fastening points to anchor the selection. If someone told you therere a selection tool in iPhone/iPad that can select an object in a photo with 100% accuracy and all you have to do is drag a loose, lazy outline around the object with your finger, would you believe them? No? Good for you. That person is just messin with your head. But what if someone told you theres a selection tool that can select an object with, say, 80-90% accuracy and all you have to do is drag that same lazy outline around it? Would you believe them now? Still no? Well, that’s too bad, because there really is a selection tool like that. Its called the Magnetic Lasso Tool, and with a little practice and a basic understanding of how it works, not only will you be a believer, but you just may find yourself hopelessly attracted to it. In photography, bokeh is the blur or the aesthetic quality of the blur, in out-of-focus areas of an image. Bokeh has been defined as the way the lens renders out-of-focus points of light. Photographers sometimes deliberately use a shallow focus technique to create images with prominent out-of-focus regions. How to use Click the screen to add an anchor point Gently move your finger on the screen anywhere you can fine-tune the position of the anchor Overlapping start and end anchor to closed path Try to choose the smallest step size Gray/Smooth