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Removing background from images


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Old 27th November 2008, 15:35
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Removing background from images

Hi,

I am designing a catalog however the photos have a background, for
example the pictures are of shoes but i can see the table the shoe is
sitting on and the background behind the shoe, is there a way to cut
the shoes out in Photoshop so the background is removed?

Thanks
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Old 27th November 2008, 16:59
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Re: Removing background from images

There are many ways
Selection tools, masks (see Photoshop tutorials) and there are filters that can be helpfull.
What the best way is, depends on the background. It it a busy landscape or a clear white (single color) field?
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Old 17th February 2009, 12:56
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Re: Removing background from images

many tools

First

Open your image, and double click on the "background" name in your layers pallette. This will turn it into a layer.

Second

Open the extract tool: Image>Extract or Option/Alt+Cmd/Ctrl+X

Third

1. Take the marker tool and trace around the image you want to extract. Keep the marker 1/2 way on the image and 1/2 on the background. For solid areas use a small brush, for softer areas like the loose hair, use a larger brush. Tip: to adjust the brush size use the [ and ] keys.

2. Now take the bucket tool and fill the area you want to keep.Click OK.

Thanks!

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