When we record a video or have an image with a green screen background, we must edit the movie to get rid of the green screen background and add a new one. This article will show you how to quickly remove a green screen using Select Color .

I'm using PS CS3. I don't remember changing any settings, but all of a sudden when I open any Photoshop file, the "extras" (gridlines) are showing. I can hit the keyboard shortcut to turn it off, but I have to do that each time I open a file...which is pretty annoying.

I’ll assume you already tried clicking the Picker button when it’s in Color Libraries mode, because I tried that and it didn’t stick. But I figured out a way to make it work, see if this works for you…step 3 seems to be the key:

Since you have your selection already made, I would go to select> Refine edge and play with some adjustment until you get a result you are happy with. In the future, a quick way to cut out a green screen would be to use the color range tool under the select drop down.

In this easy-to-follow tutorial, you’ll learn how to remove a green screen in Photoshop in just a few steps! Color Range To Select The Green Screen. With a Green Screen background, an older tool works better for this scenario than using the new A.I. enabled Remove Background button.