SEREMAKER
BABYMAKIN EXPERT √
+2,187|6538|Mountains of NC

I need the white background dropped and just the image to put in .......... I still can not figure how to do it

https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/Jeans/K317BLK.jpg


https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/Jeans/b151pants.jpg
https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg
Surgeons
U shud proabbly f off u fat prik
+3,097|6459|Gogledd Cymru

pants

https://i43.tinypic.com/24opyjb.png

Just a rough go, I'm sure someone else could do it better.
SEREMAKER
BABYMAKIN EXPERT √
+2,187|6538|Mountains of NC

holy shnikes that was fast

+1
https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg
Mekstizzle
WALKER
+3,611|6591|London, England
He used magic wand, but if you weren't lazy you'd zoom all the way in and use the polygonal select tool and go around the entire image meticulously to cut out the white. It would take a few solid minutes to do it all but you'd end up with a better output and virtually no white at all.

That, or, select the image surgeons posted in photoshop, contract it by 1 or 2 pixel, invert it, delete that outside 1 pixel border, that should get rid of the white, then select, contract and invert it again, go to blur>guassian blur and do about 0.5 worth of blur to smoothen things up abit

that's the trick I normally do

I think I said it right...
Chou
Member
+737|6760
shirt

https://i44.tinypic.com/1z6ysxy.png

Just a rough go, I'm sure someone else could do it better.
King_County_Downy
shitfaced
+2,791|6567|Seattle

No no no. Seriously, there are better ways to do photoshop.

Watch these funny, yet very informative videos by Dane Cook (Yes, he's a retard, but these tutorials are pretty fucking dope).

http://www.mydamnchannel.com/You_Suck_a … _1373.aspx

There are 10 or more videos so be sure to watch them in order k? k.
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
SEREMAKER
BABYMAKIN EXPERT √
+2,187|6538|Mountains of NC

I don't get this shit ........ i got CS4 but there nothing labeled magic wand and flipping through this book I got :

" If you have an image with a plain white background, you can make the background disappear with the Blend If sliders [ I don't know where the hell blend if sliders is ]

In the Layers panel, double-click the layer name Background [ the closest thing I got is Background from layer ] and rename the layer. [ I click on background from layer and i rename it and hit ok but then nothing else happens ]"
https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg
Chou
Member
+737|6760
Right click on tools for various options
bugz
Fission Mailed
+3,311|6282

Magic wand + quick selection tool is the 4th one down (right below the lasso and above crop). Hold the left mouse button down over the tool to see variations of the tool.
SEREMAKER
BABYMAKIN EXPERT √
+2,187|6538|Mountains of NC

all right I figured out the magic wand part ..... clicked on the image and the box is highlighted and so is the object ... but I don't know what to do next ??



I also figured out the :
" If you have an image with a plain white background, you can make the background disappear with the Blend If sliders [ I don't know where the hell blend if sliders is ]

In the Layers panel, double-click the layer name Background [ the closest thing I got is Background from layer ] and rename the layer. [ I click on background from layer and i rename it and hit ok but then nothing else happens ]"
" bottom of layers panel, click the 2nd button from the right to add a new layer. move the new layer below the orignal layer. with the original layer active, open then blending options pane of the layer style dialog box and drag the upper-right blend if slider control to the left until the background disappears. as the white background disappears, the checkerd board transparency grid becomes visble " <- ok I did all that and moved the bar and the white backgroud does drop but so does the image ... i can't figure out how to keep the image and drop the background
https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg
bugz
Fission Mailed
+3,311|6282

Sorry for absurdly large gif file but I didn't feel like uploading to Youpube (might take a second to buffer)
1) Choose the quick selection tool
2) Click and hold the left mouse button anywhere on the white area of the image
3) Drag the cursor around the white area
4) Hit the delete key
5) resize if needed
6) Save as .png
https://erickristiansen.com/images/PS%20select.gif

If there's still white bits around the image (Ctrl+Shift+Z to back up a few steps), before you hit the delete key again, click select>modify>contract and type make it 1 or 2 px.
https://img67.imageshack.us/img67/3391/c3gbvs.png

Last edited by ebug9 (2010-03-10 11:31:45)

SEREMAKER
BABYMAKIN EXPERT √
+2,187|6538|Mountains of NC

https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/hat.png



.......... after saving it, it asks about " none " or " laced " -- what does that mean
https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/17445/carhartt.jpg
King_County_Downy
shitfaced
+2,791|6567|Seattle

This is still the shit way to do it.

"Hi, I'm John Sherer, try my product."
https://i40.tinypic.com/20uqr1t.jpg
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
Kmar
Truth is my Bitch
+5,695|6570|132 and Bush

Mekstizzle wrote:

He used magic wand, but if you weren't lazy you'd zoom all the way in and use the polygonal select tool and go around the entire image meticulously to cut out the white. It would take a few solid minutes to do it all but you'd end up with a better output and virtually no white at all.

That, or, select the image surgeons posted in photoshop, contract it by 1 or 2 pixel, invert it, delete that outside 1 pixel border, that should get rid of the white, then select, contract and invert it again, go to blur>guassian blur and do about 0.5 worth of blur to smoothen things up abit

that's the trick I normally do

I think I said it right...
You can also mask using the channels. I like the Deke way.
"Lesson 8, "Everyday Channel Masking" is generating and employing a dependable, photorealistic channel based mask that you can save with an image and use over and over again. This is the kind of masking that you will use on a regular basis. Here you will learn how to select hair; lots and lots of hair".
I'll post the lesson when I get home.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
King_County_Downy
shitfaced
+2,791|6567|Seattle

Kmarion wrote:

Mekstizzle wrote:

He used magic wand, but if you weren't lazy you'd zoom all the way in and use the polygonal select tool and go around the entire image meticulously to cut out the white. It would take a few solid minutes to do it all but you'd end up with a better output and virtually no white at all.

That, or, select the image surgeons posted in photoshop, contract it by 1 or 2 pixel, invert it, delete that outside 1 pixel border, that should get rid of the white, then select, contract and invert it again, go to blur>guassian blur and do about 0.5 worth of blur to smoothen things up abit

that's the trick I normally do

I think I said it right...
You can also mask using the channels. I like the Deke way.
"Lesson 8, "Everyday Channel Masking" is generating and employing a dependable, photorealistic channel based mask that you can save with an image and use over and over again. This is the kind of masking that you will use on a regular basis. Here you will learn how to select hair; lots and lots of hair".
I'll post the lesson when I get home.
I was waiting for you chime in...

Telll 'em how it is Kerry!


Seriously though, there's the real way, and then there's magic wand way.
I need to get back into photoshoop
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
tazz.
oz.
+1,338|6144|Sydney | ♥

Ergh, magic want >_<

L2Pentool.

everything i write is a ramble and should not be taken seriously.... seriously.
Catbox
forgiveness
+505|6686
here are some free tshirt templates
http://esdev.net/10-free-tshirt-and-clothing-templates/
Love is the answer
aerodynamic
FOCKING HELL
+241|5723|Roma
use pen tool.
https://bf3s.com/sigs/8ea27f2d75b353b0a18b096ed75ec5e142da7cc2.png

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