And the bad puns continue
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From the Photoshop the Police challenge. See all 443 entries (closed)
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Dedicated to pubic service.
From the Photoshop the Police challenge. See all 443 entries (closed)
( , Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:07, archived)
While I'm at it
Is there an easy way to remove things from backgrounds that I'm missing? Or is it really just a total pain in the ass that takes tons of time?
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:15,
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well
what program do you use?
and what do you mean by remove? color over or make transparent?
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:16,
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and what do you mean by remove? color over or make transparent?
As in cut out
I'm using Paint Shop Pro 7 and I found that the lasso with the point-to-point selection to be the best way to do this so far.
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:20,
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I know nothing of PSP
there is some advice below
I use the lasso tool in photoshop and then touch up the edges with a feathered eraser
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:23,
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I use the lasso tool in photoshop and then touch up the edges with a feathered eraser
with PSP
i find smart edge works quite well unless it's an almost white pic on a white background, or something like that
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 6:53,
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If...
you mean what i think you do... It's a COMPLETE and TOTAL pain in the ass.
Maybe I oughta have just used [CAPS LOCK]
Oh well.
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:17,
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Maybe I oughta have just used [CAPS LOCK]
Oh well.
nice pic
if you are using photo shop a good way to do it is to use layer masks.
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 5:19,
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Like?
Paint Shop Pro has a 'background eraser' tool that works fairly well. What software are you using?
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