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Junior Garcia
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| posted on: May 03, 2008 at 03:09:12 |
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Hi i'm new here.
i would love to know how can i make a PERFECT cut out of any picture?
I see you got your cat well cut out.
please some one help me wid this.
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smash master
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| posted on: May 05, 2008 at 05:29:16 |
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What I've learned to use is the little wand tool to get a basic part of the image I want. Then, go to select,invert to get what you want. From there, I just use the eraser tool to get it smoothed out to how I like it. The only time this really doesn't work is when there's already a background surronding the image you want.
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sepia
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| posted on: May 08, 2008 at 04:43:12 |
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smash is correct. otherwise, you have to be really good with the path or scissors tool. I prefer scissors to cut out large parts (without the auto snap) then paths, as you can undo moves and you can give more form to it by bending the paths into curves. then, you can get a perfect render, although just to not show off your mistakes, you should leave a white outline or something around it. :)
practice makes perfect
(sepia)
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