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Originally Posted by Zayne E.
Nope. If you're talking about cropping images I use a path and the good, old pen tool. I can crop the most "difficult" images in 5 minutes that way. And, really, there isn't such a thing as a difficult image to "mask" -- although I HATE sets shot on a white or black background. It creates highlights and low lights on the model that require further correction. A natural setting produces the best images for cropping, IMHO  |
i know you already know this... but...
cropping and masking are to completely different things...
and why are you putting mask in quotes?... that's what it's called...
thus layer mask... vector mask.. quick mask...
and for the original question...
mask pro... fluid mask... ez mask... power mask.... etc..
mask pro being my personal favorite.