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Posted by yul on 26-04-2008 at 16:56:

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Originally posted by Transmute Jun

Use the lasso to cut out your picture, then move it over to the bacground picture. Then use the Magic Eraser to erase the leftover pieces of background you brought over from the original pic. (You need to highlight them with the magic wand first.)


There is also an amaizing way to cut parts of images using Pen Tool, borders are very smooth. Monalisa

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Posted by Transmute Jun on 26-04-2008 at 20:21:

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Originally posted by lborgia88
"magic eraser," "magic wand" -I'm surprised it's not "magic lasso" too. Who names these things?


I think 'magic lasso' is probably an infringement on the Wonder Woman copyright. Wink

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Posted by Springie on 26-04-2008 at 20:49:

quote:
Originally posted by yul
quote:
Originally posted by Transmute Jun

Use the lasso to cut out your picture, then move it over to the bacground picture. Then use the Magic Eraser to erase the leftover pieces of background you brought over from the original pic. (You need to highlight them with the magic wand first.)


There is also an amaizing way to cut parts of images using Pen Tool, borders are very smooth. Monalisa


Oh? How does it work? Is it easier than the way I do it? canfly

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Posted by yul on 26-04-2008 at 21:40:

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Originally posted by Springie
Oh? How does it work? Is it easier than the way I do it? canfly


It isn`t easier, it looks much better, there aren`t any trash pixels near borders Programming
I`ve just found a rather interesting video about this method - http://www.elijahtaylor.com/articles/article.asp?id=64
Actually, there are a lot of tutorials about using Pen Tool
(if you begin to use it, you will understand that it is the coolest Photoshop tool) peace

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Posted by meg on 26-04-2008 at 22:14:

welcome Askura. It's great to see another Condor!

Hi everyone Wave2 Fantastic new avatars! I've been away for a while, so I've lost the track of what's going on (199 posts to read). Is there avatar production going on somewhere? Wink1

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Posted by Springie on 27-04-2008 at 00:52:

Thanks for the tutorial...that was very interesting...I'm not sure if elements has the pen tool though...I'll check it out! juggler

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Posted by Springie on 27-04-2008 at 00:55:

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Is there avatar production going on somewhere? Wink1


As a matter of fact... there is! Check the 7 zark 7 thread...We have a wonderful new member, Thunderbird, who is doing beautiful pics of us as birdies...just pick a bird, hairstyle, hair color, etc. and let him know...and I'm sure he'll make you one, too! Snoopy Dance

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Posted by Ebonyswanne on 27-04-2008 at 07:55:

Hi Ste Asakura Welcome back!!! welcome welcome

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Posted by Askura on 28-04-2008 at 19:59:

I always do this when cutting and pasting an image:

Roughly outline the part you want to cut, then do so.

Paste into a new window.

Get busy with the erase tool - set it to be the same colour as the new window's background, and make as small as you feel comfy working with. Don't be afraid to enlarge the image for fiddly bits.

Use the select tool to outline the image, then reverse the selection.

Copy and paste into the picture you want it into. Takes a lil' longer, but I find it gives a nice smooth result.

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