| xCeres Profil: New Penguin | How do I remove the yellow background of this picture ?
I have Adobe Photoshop 2, and I don't know how 
EDIT k here's the bigger one
Message edited by xCeres on 03-02-2009 at 12:24:06 PM
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Profil: Penguin Pro | Wow, that's tiny. For a larger image, the procedure is simple. Use a combination of the eraser, magic wand, and lasso tools. Don't know what you can do here ... probably use the eraser to remove each pixel separately. Shouldn't take too much time, considering it's only a few pixels in area. ---------------
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Profil: Penguin Pro | I told you, that's how you do it. No other way. Here, I used the eraser for this one. Took me 5 minutes:
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | Another question xP
When I used that picture, why did it have a white background ?
I wanna know how to make the background transparent not white ._.
BTW:thanks uttaresh, I now know how to make the background disappear ^^ | |
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Profil: Penguin Pro | To have a white background, you can only store your image in GIF and PNG format. JPEG does not support transparency. PNG has far superior quality, but GIFs can store animations (moving pictures).
Of course, you must first enable transparent backgrounds. To do this in Photoshop, click on File>>New. For background contents, select Transparent.
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | Does the transparent background also apply in bitmap formats ? | |
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Profil: Penguin Pro | Not normally, no. ---------------
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | But why do I see lots of pictures in bitmap format that are transparent?
I really wanna know how 
Message edited by xCeres on 03-04-2009 at 09:37:12 AM
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Gruzz Profil: Moderator | Quote :
To make a transparent bitmap you must make sure that the bitmap has been converted to Indexed 256 colour. 24bit Bitmaps will not make a transparent image. Make sure that pixel (0,0) in the top left most part of the picture has the colour you want to be transparent.
If you have a background colour that you do not want to be transparent put another colour at pixel (0,0), preferably 1 that doesn't appear in the rest of the image. Some image editors allow you to add a colour to the palette if needed.
In some cases setting colour 0 in the colour index also can help.
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But, probably .png is much easier.  | |
xCeres Profil: New Penguin | So can I do this using Photoshop 2? | |
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Profil: Penguin Pro | But why would you want to? ---------------
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | Oh just making logo's xP
And if you wanna know..
I need the picture in bitmap format and 24x24 in size.
And I want mine to be cool so I wanna learn how to make it transparent c:
So can I use my Photoshop 2?
Message edited by xCeres on 03-04-2009 at 11:25:21 AM
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | guys why won't photoshop allow me to make the background transparent when in bitmap format? | |
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Profil: Moderator | you can not preserve transparency in a bitmap image , however the programs which are compatible with bitmap images mostly leave the color "FF00FF" transparent , so if you save this image as bmp and use it then I am pretty sure you will get your desired transparency ---------------
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xCeres Profil: New Penguin | eh, what's the name of the program that I need? | |
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Profil: Big Penguin | You may use a tool like MyBitmap to do simple things with bitmaps. ---------------
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