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This seems very similar to the "Magic Wand Tool" in Photoshop. It's nice that it's free online, but it doesn't seem to produce better results.
by brianberns 13y ago
This seems very similar to the "Magic Wand Tool" in Photoshop. It's nice that it's free online, but it doesn't seem to produce better results.
- jrabone 13y agoIt's quite a bit quicker, unless you're lucky with your selection of tolerance and amounts to expand / contract / feather the resulting selection.
- qqg3 13y agoEh, maybe you don't use Photoshop much but this barely similar to the Magic Wand in any way other than selecting a part of an image. Magic Wand doesn't give you a nice live preview of the alpha channel for starters.