Using tools in photoshop
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This document discusses several selection tools in image editing software including the Elliptical Selection tool, Quick selection tool, Magnetic Lasso tool, and Magic wand tool. The Magnetic Lasso tool can be used to select an area and then invert the selection or apply a free transform.
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