How many categories of clipping paths are there?
There are generally three categories of clipping paths:
Simple Clipping Path: This involves creating a basic path around an object with a straight or slightly curved edge. It is the most straightforward and easiest type of clipping path.
Compound Clipping Path: This type of clipping path involves creating a path around an object with multiple holes or embedded transparency. Compound clipping paths are usually used for complex objects like jewelry, furniture, or machinery.
Complex Clipping Path: This type of clipping path involves creating a path around an object with complex shapes and edges like hair, fur, or tree branches. It is the most challenging type of clipping path and requires a high level of expertise and skill.
