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AI Masking - Subject detection with limitations

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  • Ian Wilson
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    One way of improving the result for this particular image could perhaps be to use a Luma range on the masked layer as it is at the moment. I'd think that the sky could easily be excluded that way.

    Also, what happens if you use the AI brush on the tree, rather than the Subject button?

    Ian

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  • MartinG

    I understand that you can achieve a result with other masking tools, as David has shown in detail in his videos. My only concern is that subject detection works better in much more difficult situations than in simple ones like the one in my example.

    Martin

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  • MartinG

    Hello, and thanks!

    If I select "Background" instead, the mask is marked the other way round, including the errors.
    It is interesting that part of the trunk is now also masked at the bottom, which was not the case with "Subject". 

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  • Walter Rowe
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    I appreciate that this is not a "complete" background mask, but from this point the magic brush in a single stroke will select the rest of it. The magic erase also can erase the errant areas such as the part on the ground that seems to have a partial mask.

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  • MartinG

    Thanks Walter,

    I was surprised that apparently complicated subjects are recognised perfectly by the AI, but apparently "easy" ones are not. I know that this can be edited afterwards. 
    Perhaps this specific problem will help to make the AI even better in the next version. 

    Best

    Martin

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