Some pictures will be done with those only two steps. But for other pictures you have little touch up to do.

Step four:  Use paint brush to do the touch up.

When you have light colour items sometimes “fill” doesn’t work well.

In that case you need to use paint brush to do edges of the item.

And do touch up.

You need to do manually with paint brush if this happens.

Great tutorial I use PhotoFlitre too, based on your recommendation and tips from ages ago.

Do you mind if I add in a few of the little hints and tricks I use?

I reject your reality and substitute my own. ~Adam Savage

I'll have to leave out one (repeating tool) until I can find a suitable photo to demonstrate how I use it, but here's a couple -

When using the fill tool, adjust the tolerance to change how restricted it is (default setting is 30 - not the 100 as pictured).

The tolerance setting determines how much or how little the fill tool is restricted by varying colours and/or defined lines in the photo. For example, here's what happens on a wooden floorboard background when the tolerance is set to 5 (from one click)

Here's what happens when it's set to 100 (from one click)

There's a couple of small spots that will need a bit of a brush up, but it's a lot faster than doing it all by hand.

If there are similar colours in the object and the background, or there is not a clearly defined line between the background and object (such as a pre-drawn outline as previously illustrated), a high tolerance will probably not work as well as it fills in all similar colours.

I reject your reality and substitute my own. ~Adam Savage

For objects with straight lines, I tend to use the line tool instead of outlining by hand. It's particularly handy for narrow gaps between clothing - eg the small trianular gap that tends to form between the body of a top and its sleeves. Also good for jeans. When I use it for clothes, I set the width to 1 - anything higher than that and diagonal lines tend to be very blocky. With 1, the line is a lot softer.

If the lines are perfectly straight (vertical or horizontal), then it doesn't matter as much, and you can set it for much wider.

I reject your reality and substitute my own. ~Adam Savage

I was curious if I can use Paint program to do the same thing. It didn't work except using paint brush to do the edge of the item.

And even the paint brush does work it doesn't have a variety that colour fade around outside of circle. It's not quite suitable to do touch up on clothing.

That's excellent thanks Syrups!

I've always wondered how to take out a background.

Will try it when I get home.