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there's so many ways to select her in photoshop but don't you think that there's not one technique that works for every scenario it is just not possible right because if you look at hair can be simple it can be complex on top of that the background can be a variety of different things it can be busy it can be blurred maybe colored white black there are so many possibilities and to make it even more complex the hair can be red green blue black white salt and pepper and then we have to think about how that hair color combines with the complexity of the background right with so many different variables and thousands of different tutorials on selecting hair in photoshop you can look that up on youtube i can understand that this can become extremely confusing and it is confusing for me as well sometimes so in this video i've tried to make an ultimate guide where we will explore the best technique for selecting and masking hair in every single situation i hope this one helps and trust me it's simple and it all starts with contrast whenever you have an image where you have to cut out the hair we just need to ask ourselves this very simple question is there contrast between the hair and the background in other words is there any kind of separation between the hair and the background answer this question in yes or no let's see some examples look at this example the background is busy the hair is busy and there's no way photoshop can tell the difference between a grass in the background and a strand of hair right so in this specific case don't you think we can clearly say that there's very minimal contrast between the hair and the background feel free to disagree in the comments the hair is red and then there's flower in the background there are leaves busy background just making it difficult for photoshop to make a separation so our answers no let's move on to second example in this case as well even though the background is simple there is no contrast between the hair and the background you cannot even tell where the edge of the hair stops and the edge of the background begins so here as well the answer is no because it's black hair on black background if it was white background and black hair there would be contrast let's take a look at example number three here the answer definitely is yes there is contrast there is separation between the hair and the background as you can clearly see the background is brighter the hair is darker the background is white the hair is black so it's very easy to figure out where the edge of the hair is and where the background begins so there clearly is a contrast let's take a look at our last example in this case as...