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The Extreme 3D Popout Effect
  

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In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to literally pop our selected subject out of the photograph into the foreground to give our photo that 3D effect. This particular technique will also give us the opportunity to use Photoshop's CS3's brand new Quick Selection tool.

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Submit Date  : 2008-06-11
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