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Oh yeah, here's another (popular) one<br />
Paint.net &nbsp; ;^)
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Thanks, hope it worked out good ;^)
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Hi,<br />
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I only occasionally need to use a graphics tool. So I have SnagIt on hand as it does what I need. <br />
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But now I want to make a photo taken against a green screen transparent. SnagIt supposedly does this. But as I am not a lighting expert so my green is not 100% consistent. In that, it is various shades of green (within a range) depending on the flash.<br />
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What I need is a tool that lets me adjust the sensitivity of the transparent color to allow a range of greens.<br />
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Can anyone offer any suggestions, preferably for a free program?<br />
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Many thanks.<br />

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Hi,

I only occasionally need to use a graphics tool. So I have SnagIt on hand as it does what I need. 

But now I want to make a photo taken against a green screen transparent. SnagIt supposedly does this. But as I am not a lighting expert so my green is not 100% consistent. In that, it is various shades of green (within a range) depending on the flash.

What I need is a tool that lets me adjust the sensitivity of the transparent color to allow a range of greens.

Can anyone offer any suggestions, preferably for a free program?

Many thanks.


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