Forum: Photoshop


Subject: Removing Background

Steeleyes101 opened this issue on Apr 06, 2006 ยท 16 posts


archdruid posted Thu, 06 April 2006 at 12:21 PM

Do you want to remove 100% of the background?... If so, the simplest method, in view of the colours involved, would be to use the "magic eraser" very tightly controlled, but with "contiguous" unchecked... for safety's sake, make a copy of the layer, then "hide" it.. click visible OFF in layers. probably set tolerance to about 50%, and do the blue first... when you do the white, make SURE there isn't any red tint where you click.... either that, or reset tolerance to about 5%... . One thing you might do, I find this helps me out, is to create a new layer... fill colour set at white, and move it "below" the layer you're working on.. otherwise, it gets hard to see. to change the colour of the "branches", you can use "replace colour" Lou.

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