Do you have a larger original copy, would make it easier..
my avatar needs transparency (I suck at PS)
Title says all.
I tried, but if you notice there still are bits on the right that I haven't deleted, only because I don't know how to see them.. (they are grey, somewhat transparent, which made it hard to find.. I don't know how to make it easier D: )
You can also notice the right side looks a bit "wet", not sure how to describe it.
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thanks
I tried, but if you notice there still are bits on the right that I haven't deleted, only because I don't know how to see them.. (they are grey, somewhat transparent, which made it hard to find.. I don't know how to make it easier D: )
You can also notice the right side looks a bit "wet", not sure how to describe it.
thanks
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oops, my bad! I forgot about that.
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I used the first one you posted for this, so.... if you need better I can redo it with the original
Edit: Yeah probably needs redoing.
This is more like it, imo.
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no he's holding a hat there
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Originally Posted by tNok85 Why do I get the feeling that in the original picture, beneath those shoulders, there's an anthropomorphic fur covered body with a wang hanging out? Sorry, stumbled on too much creepy furry stuff on the web. |
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LMAO oh dear
@garionberg:
Nice PS, by the way! I haven't yet figured out how to remove backgrounds from images yet. Mine always come out like the first two.
What tool did you use?
Originally Posted by FSF-Foxhound no he's holding a hat there
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@garionberg:
Nice PS, by the way! I haven't yet figured out how to remove backgrounds from images yet. Mine always come out like the first two.
What tool did you use?
Most of the time (including with this image) I start out with the pen tool, and a good amount of zoom.
If an area needs retouching, I go back in with the pen tool if it needs a hard edge, or a low opacity eraser if it needs a soft edge.
If the image I need to cut out has enough contrast to separate it from the background, the magnetic lasso tool can save a ton of time, as using the pen tool, while accurate, can take a good amount of time to get just right.
If the background is a solid color that isn't present in the piece I'd like, I'll use the Select - Color Range with a low/medium fuzziness. This can require some cleanup.
Depends a lot on the image, I guess
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If an area needs retouching, I go back in with the pen tool if it needs a hard edge, or a low opacity eraser if it needs a soft edge.
If the image I need to cut out has enough contrast to separate it from the background, the magnetic lasso tool can save a ton of time, as using the pen tool, while accurate, can take a good amount of time to get just right.
If the background is a solid color that isn't present in the piece I'd like, I'll use the Select - Color Range with a low/medium fuzziness. This can require some cleanup.
Depends a lot on the image, I guess
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