Rebecca2003
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Paint Shop Pro 8 (transparent a picture)
I have taken a railing picture, but there's a building behind the railing, how can I remove that building or make that picture transparent as I just need the railing?
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Hello Rebecca
Try this:
-Promote the image to a "Background layer"
Layers>Promote background layer
-Go to the eraser tool on the toolbar and press the little arrow so yo can access the background eraser
-Use the background eraser by trying different options in the [Especially "limits"] see if it works for you. I would recommend taking the edges of the rail as reference (make sure the eraser brush is between the rail's edge and the building) so the program takes the rail as an edge and the building as a background
hope it helps
Try this:
-Promote the image to a "Background layer"
Layers>Promote background layer
-Go to the eraser tool on the toolbar and press the little arrow so yo can access the background eraser
-Use the background eraser by trying different options in the [Especially "limits"] see if it works for you. I would recommend taking the edges of the rail as reference (make sure the eraser brush is between the rail's edge and the building) so the program takes the rail as an edge and the building as a background
hope it helps
Hi,
You need to remove the background layer - or just turn it off... Then when you save it, you MUST save it as a .gif file... On your options, once you select gif, you will have the option to select "transparent".
Thanks.
You need to remove the background layer - or just turn it off... Then when you save it, you MUST save it as a .gif file... On your options, once you select gif, you will have the option to select "transparent".
Thanks.
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