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Roy3D In reply to coby01 [2015-05-12 20:38:42 +0000 UTC]

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Welcime !

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You are welcome^^

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Roy3D In reply to RuntOfTheLitter [2013-11-16 21:39:57 +0000 UTC]

Hi,

Do you mean when they have a white background or do you mean you want to do them with a clear background?  

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RuntOfTheLitter In reply to Roy3D [2013-11-17 01:18:28 +0000 UTC]

HELLO! Yes, I mean with a 'clear' background showing ONLY the 'image' you create/created.

If it has a 'background' with any 'color' behind it, how does one 'cut out' the 'image' ONLY if desired?

I'm still learning how to reboot (my p.c. AND my LIFE!) GRINS.

ROTL

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Roy3D In reply to RuntOfTheLitter [2013-11-17 10:10:24 +0000 UTC]

First you need a program that uses layers.  I use Photoshop but I believe the free program Gimp also does the same (Available from Google as a free program).

First make a new transparent layer.

If you have a picture already cut out drag it onto the transparent layer.  You will then have two layers with the cut out one on top.  Save as a PNG file (Save as then PNG)

If the picture you want to use has a white background or similar, select the white with the Magic Wand tool and then delete it.  You will be left with the subject cut out.

If there is a multi background this is harder as you need to extract the subject from the background and this takes a lot of practice and time.

All my PNG files (and others) are already cut out even though they show with a background on the web, when downloaded they have a transparent background.

I hope you can understand the above and are ably to follow it.

Regards 

Roy

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RuntOfTheLitter In reply to Roy3D [2013-11-17 19:25:28 +0000 UTC]

HELLO and THANKS for all the INFO and the HOW TO!

Yeah, think go the GIST of it above.

My BEST, ROTL

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Roy3D In reply to RuntOfTheLitter [2013-11-17 22:11:53 +0000 UTC]

Hope it helps.

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