Where is the Magic Wand tool in Photoshop CS6?

Desperately need it for a project I'm working on, and seeing as I'm currently going through the painful process of moving from Coral Paint Shop Pro to Photoshop this is slowing it down no end.

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ive tried clicking on quick selection brush tool but magic wand icon not there?

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Where is the Magic Wand - PS CS6

where is the magic wand tool in photoshop CS6?

Tools palette. Grouped with the Quick Selection Tool
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/photoshop-cs6-allinone-for-dummies-cheat-sheet.html

Where do I find the magic wand tool?

Where do I find the magic wand tool?

It's in your Toolbox, the fourth area from the top.
If you don't see it, the Quick Selection tool is probably chosen.
Press (that's a press down, not a click) on the Quick Selection tool, and hold for a moment.
You should see the Magic Wand. Move your cursor down and choose the Wand.

How do I make a brush signature when the tool bar is missing the magic wand tool?

I am missing the magic wand tool from the tool bar on the left of cc. How do I retrieve it or is it completely missing from the photoshop cc download? I need it to make a brush signature for signing photos.

Hi,
Most likely the magic wand tool is not missing.
The Magic Wand Tool is grouped with the Quick Selection Tool in the tool box
more info on where the tools are and how to access them
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/tools.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/using-tools.html

Is the magic wand tool the best tool for cutting out a person's head?

Need advice! The picture is of a girl with her hair blowing in the wind, so I'm not sure about using the magic wand tool.

I guess we should ask what version of Photoshop the OP is using.
One could arge that the OP should have provided that information by themselves and, if not, kind of deserves potentially being confused by having functionality presented that may not be part of their set-up …
Edit: But in all fairness I suspect I may have omitted such information myself when I first started asking questions on this Forum.
Not to mention that it seems somewhat remarkable howt many people seem to prefer talking about specific images to simply posting them (or lores or section of them) – which would make assessing the tasks in question often a lot easier.

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Are you familiar with how Photoshop groups tools in the toolbar?
If you hover your mouse over any tool with a tiny black arrow in the bottom RHS of the button - then left-click and hold - the buttons grouped (not visible) under that button will appear in a dropdown menu.
Hover over the Quick Selection tool, left click and hold and you'll see that you can then select the Magic Wand tool

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I have photoshop elements 12, but I can't seem to find the magic wand tool, is it here?
David

Click on the Quick Selection tool and you'll see it down in the Tool Options at the bottom of the window.

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I have just installed a new version of Illustrator CC and CS6 on October 14, 2014 and I couldn't find the Quick Selection Tool on this version, previously this tool is located with the magic wand tool

I don't remember a quick selection tool in Illustrator. Are you sure this was in Illustrator?

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If you're looking for the Stroke options of a layer, you can find that by clicking the layer you have a stroke on or wish to have a stroke on, and then clicking the fx icon in the bottom of the layers panel:
And it will open the Stroke options for that layer.
Another option is by clicking Edit at the top menu, and then choosing "Stroke..." (make sure you have a layer selected).
It will then bring up a window with Stroke options on it for that layer:
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My question:
Right now to advance the clip one frame at a time - I must magnify the time line so to see the frame by frame lables. To advance to the next frame I must remove my cursor from the work area and go down to the time line and click on the next frame.
How can I advance to the next frame with a keyboard stroke and not move my cursor out of the work area?
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How to do a magic wand tool like photoshop with java?

in a JPanel,a bufferedImage with a great many colors show in it.
now,i want to select a region with same color use a magic wand tool ,just like photoshop,how to do it?
Thanks.

maybe it is not a feasible way!
i have loading a image size of 150*50,
when i use getPixelColor() method as follow,it used almost 40 seconds to end it.it get correct info of every pixels,but too slow. say nothing of analysis the pixels and catch a selection.
//*******the getPixelColor() method**********//
public String getPixelColor(BufferedImage bimg){
String info=new String();
for(int i=0;i<bimg.getWidth();i++)
for(int j=0;j<bimg.getHeight();j++){
int rgb=bimg.getRGB(i,j);
int red=(rgb>>24)&0xff;
int green=(rgb>>16)&0xff;
int blue=(rgb>>8)&0xff;
info=info+"R:"+red+" G:"+green+" B:"+blue+" X:"+i+" Y:"+j+"\n";
return info;
//****end *****//
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Please tell me what tool is the magic wand tool on elements 11

hallo please tell me what tool is the magic want tool that they talk about in photoshop i only have elements 11

Go to the Expert tab
The icon looks like a pole with a star at the end. The key stroke is W

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But help the new girl out, here.... Please...
Where are the render preferences in Adobe Photoshop Extended CS6.
I searched Adobe Help in Dutch already but they point me towards options that doesn't excist.
Maybe they were there in Adobe CS5 and I am reading an older version of the documentation...
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