Fast way to select rider in Photoshop by p2sta

[dionhuybers]

ive got this so far and tried different things but the picture wont change like yours...

[p2sta]

this is how it should look, now go to Select - Color Range and follow the other steps

[Yamaha285]

both of the screen have to be taken from absolutely same camera position. If you move it even a little bit, it will not work and the background will be not black

Yeah it is from the same position i never moved it. ill just keep trying.

[JerryLaw]

I never had problems with this in cs5, but I guess it doesn't work in photoshop cc for some reason? (Adobe won't let me get some older version )

[p2sta]

i have still cs5, so not really sure whats the problem, but IMO it should work fine...
did you click the black part of the image after the select color window pop up?

[kawy949]

i have still cs5, so not really sure whats the problem, but IMO it should work fine...
did you click the black part of the image after the select color window pop up?

Works fine in Creative Cloud which is technically CS6.

[JerryLaw]

did you click the black part of the image after the select color window pop up?

Thanks sir! This was indeed the problem, works fine now.

[yamaha#521]

Seriously, should i quit? i can't understand this bit at all :

Step2.
Get to PS.
Open the pictures in photoshop, so you have them as [img]2%20layers[/img] in the same picture.

I just got photoshop cs6.

[p2sta]

you need to insert both images into one photoshop document (so they are two layers)

[yamaha#521]

I cant even get them to the same document

[p2sta]

open one in photoshop and drag the other onto it. it will be placed as new layer

[yamaha#521]

Oh, thanks

[yamaha#521]

At step 3 my rider becomes white instead of the background.

[yamaha#521]

Got it after playing with the selection stuff, thanks! Triple post ftw...

[moto28]

I Cant seem to find where to get to the 'difference' setting :/