WellI'm pretty useless with anything like this, but in GIMP you can easily cut out an object by using the magic wand to delete surrounding colours, then convert the white background to transparent by using 'add alpha channel' then 'colour to alpha', so that you can stick your cutout over another picture. If you try to do this with a person wearing a white shirt, however, the shirt is made transparent as well so you can't effectively stick it over anything. I could just paint the shirt white again afterwards but it's full of folds and creases and woudln't look right as a block of white.
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Cassius Kray floats like a butterfly, stings like a trout,
Thu 18 Apr 2013, 23:17,
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Actually, forget itI must have been doing something stupid, it seems to work now...
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Thu 18 Apr 2013, 23:21,
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If you add the alpha channel before you cut it out you won't have to colour to alpha.I certainly don't. Sometimes I just select the background, invert selection and copy/pasta. There are a few ways around this.
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Ham o' Shatner -.-- --- ..- .-. / .- .-.. .-.. / --. .- -.--,
Thu 18 Apr 2013, 23:24,
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I think I was'd probably got the wrong thing highlighted while trying to add to alphaIt seems to work now. Thanks for trying to help
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Thu 18 Apr 2013, 23:28,
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