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TraxData

09-09-2007 14:16

Photoshop Users?

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Could a kind photoshop CS2/CS3 user out there cut the background out of this car picture please?

I need it for a site im coding, im not good with PS, strictly a html/php man myself.

Need it A.S.A.P

Many, many thanks in advance!

bonzoe

09-09-2007 14:34

Re: Photoshop Users?

I tried doing something similar once, very time consuming getting a decent result!

Knobbly

09-09-2007 15:09

Re: Photoshop Users?

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Originally Posted by TraxData (Post 34392807)

I've attached it as a transparent background 24bit PNG so it should fit over any background you choose.

Nikesh

09-09-2007 15:58

Re: Photoshop Users?

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Originally Posted by Knobbly (Post 34392828)

I've attached it as a transparent background 24bit PNG so it should fit over any background you choose.

I've got Photoshop too, how did you get rid of the background? Did you just cut the car out?

Knobbly

09-09-2007 16:11

Re: Photoshop Users?

Basically yes, using the pen tool in CS3.

Nikesh

09-09-2007 16:30

Re: Photoshop Users?

I've got CS2, but I'm sure it's pretty much the same thing. I'm just not very steady with the mouse when I'm cutting the image out. :p:

Knobbly

09-09-2007 17:04

Re: Photoshop Users?

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Originally Posted by Nikesh (Post 34392874)

I've got CS2, but I'm sure it's pretty much the same thing. I'm just not very steady with the mouse when I'm cutting the image out. :p:

With the pen tool you don't need to be steady, you can adjust all your points and curves really easily.

Danda

09-09-2007 17:10

Re: Photoshop Users?

Is a pen tool easy to set up?

Knobbly

09-09-2007 18:15

Re: Photoshop Users?

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Originally Posted by Danda (Post 34392893)

Is a pen tool easy to set up?

It's just a tool in Photoshop, more details here: http://www.melissaclifton.com/tutorial-pentool.html

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