Pure white import

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• Make my pure white picture.

  I have a Web site, I want to make my photo optical frame looks like a pure white. How?

  

  Hi NeoisOne

  You can use the magic wand tool to select the white/grey background. Make sure you adjust your tolerance in the settings.

  

  Then with the bottom still selected, go to adjustments > curves to make the white background

  If you want to adjust your selection, you can either use the draw freehand selection tool or the selection Brush tool. If you want a selection more accurate background, I would suggest that import the project in Adobe Photoshop on a computer to refine it further. I hope this helps!

• Objects of pure white

  Hey guys,.

  I work on a project and need to get a product to look like a 3d render without applied color.

  That's the look I'm going to do. I can't paint the white object and turn it into a studio, so I need to find a way to do it in PS.

  http://www.Fubiz.NET/2012/05/09/branded-objects-in-white/

  Is there a way to get this look accurately in Photoshop?

  That's what I was able to get to this day as a test object.

  Gradient mask > separation high frequency > fill white > retouch the color black or white > correction selective to lift the blanks and gray > fixed selective to reduce blacks > Blue Tower for a toning of color > brightness contrast setting.

  

  Basically, he just lift the overall tone with the levels (and Desaturate), but you must also consider where the deep shadows will fall. It alters the whole tonal relationship, and I don't know if there is a simple formula.

  

  

  

• Why random color appears on a pure white background when doc is printed?

  I started a thread on it here: https://forums.Adobe.com/message/7999913#7999913 , and got a lot of responses, which none has solved the problem. Recently, I tried to add a new question about it, but it is no longer open for comment, then all I can think to start a new thread. Go here:

  I'm under CS 6 on a Mac OS 10.11.1 suddenly a thin film of color appears in white or transparent background areas.  This has never happened before, and I have been using Photoshop at least 15 years

  I did all the usual suspects, reset preferences, etc. A troubleshooting with Apple and Epson tech support people and the people who make my custom profiles. Tried not to use default and no profiles.

  Note: if I print the document with "printer manages color" as opposed to Photoshop manages color, it prints without a colored background - if clearly the problem is somewhere in Photoshop. But, obviously, I don't want to let the printer manage my colors because the quality is lower.

  Found that when I print the same documents in another user on my Mac I don't have the problem, so it appeared that I had a specific problem of the user. The last tech Adobe who commented on my son told me to try these solutions listed here:

  Troubleshoot unexpected behavior. Specific user account | Adobe software | Mac OS

  I did, nothing helped. Then he said that I should probably just all move to the new user account. Well, I considered this option and then I noticed that in the new user account that the background does not print one glaring color other than white, it prints a very pale, but noticeable, yellow where white should be. To make all my whites seem a bit muddy. Changing so users is not the solution.

  So, just for the sake of experimentation, I opened one of my test documents in 3 CS. And here, the document prints in my normal user account without coloring in the background. See attached photo of the 2 versions placed side by side.

  Any new ideas on how to difficulty SP6?

  It would help to uninstall and reinstall the program?

  Hi Sasabombasa,

  It would be interesting to see your color in CS3 and CS6 side by side, settings dialog box as well as your print dialog boxes. Of course, this looks like a problem with color management.

  Mike

• Cropping of the Photo on white background

  I take several pictures of the product. I would like to have the same pure white uniform background for ALL the photos. How to create a pure white background that I am able to cut my product and stick on a white model?

  S salvation.

  Well, sketch by default, a kind background white so what I do when I want a specific color is to bring a nuance as a layer in the Image:

  1. I usually do a Google search for the color I want and put the sample in the creative Cloud Files folder on my desktop. (If you are working on your device you can also save the color chart for your Photos).

  2. When you open a new work of sketch plan, you will see a layer draw in front of Toolbox.

  3. tap on the + just above him to open a dropdown menu with the choice of the drawing layer and Image layer.

  4. tap on the Image layer

  5. next, choose where you want to import the image (if it is in your photos choose on my iPad; if it has in your CC folder choose CC my files.)

  6. press on hold - drag this layer to bring it to the bottom of your layer stack.

  Once the sketch has a fill tool (we are working on that). It will be easier to change the background color. In fact, we also work to make it easier to change the background color of too.

  Let me know if you have trouble.

  Sue.

• iOS 10 white background

  I had a perfectly white background on my homescreen, you know who can mix the white icons. I've just updated to iOS10 and after the update which looks same grey white background and the icons are pure white always.

  Hello Ankufunki and welcome on Apple Support communities! I suggest to apply the background again. I hope this helps!

• Result of Trace of image doesn't have a white

  I'm tracking images grayscale and define draw only 10 colors / values. But when he traces does not include a value of white color - gray only down to black. Does anyone know how I can get it to include white? I have "ignore white" unchecked (see image).

  

  [Moved from the endorsement, general, all Adobe forums Lounge for a specific support by product - moderator forum]

  The settings will be based on the more common during conversion - in this case white colors should not be in the top 10.

  You can increase the number of colors until you get a pure white, or else you can develop your track, then select gray lighter, use > same fill color and convert this shade of white.

• Why some of my paintings checkerboard and others are white.  I want that all my paintings to white

  In Photoshop, I have a file with two layers, a photo, the other text.  The photo is smaller than the canvas, and canvas that is visible on the photo is a checkerboard that I find very entertaining.  This same checkerboard is present when I switch to the text layer.  Question: How can I change this to a pure white canvas damier canvas?

  Thank you very much.

  Go in Edition > Preferences > transparency and Gamut and transparency settings section, set the size of the grid to 'None '.

• How can I change the white background in Photoshop elements 14

  I take pictures of precious stones and want to change the background only in pure white to the list online. How can I do this? I am a beginner and you just buy Photoshop elements 14.

  sylvias61275488 wrote:

  I take pictures of precious stones and want to change the background only in pure white to the list online. How can I do this? I am a beginner and you just buy Photoshop elements 14.

  1. Work on the Expert tab
  2. Set your foreground in white color chip
  3. One of the selection tools, for example the selection brush, lasso tool, allows you to select the precious stones
  4. Go to Select > inverse or SHIFT + CTRL + I
  5. Press Delete on the keyboard
  6. Activate the paint bucket tool, then left click anywhere on the background area.
  7. Press CTRL + D to get rid of the dotted lines mobile

• Correspondence of whites?

  I searched and saw similar topics, but nothing that answers my question.

  I have the video with a pure white background on a mat of white color. I choose the two colors to 255 white. And they look the same on both of my monitors. But when I add a dissolution to a black color overlay above all in the timeline, the white matte gets significantly more dark more quickly from the first frame of the transition. Thoughts? Ideas?

  Thank you.

  

  (1 frame in transition)

  How the scopes look before and at halfway in the transition? It may be that your video has overbrights, in which case a limiter effect can fix it.

• Gum changing from white to black on the layer mask, leaving the image transparent.

  I used the following method in CS5 to erase parts of a layer/bring these pieces back again if necessary. It works in the same way after that I upgraded to CS6 (not sure if the version difference plays a role or not.)

  What I'm doing here is blend two layers that overlap in one of the other

  1. create the layer to the top layer mask

  2. Select pure white in the color selection window

  3 select the Eraser tool, set the opacity to 30%, 50%, flow 100% hardness

  4. Select hide, erasing the edges of the image where there is overlap to eliminate hard edges and merge the images into another

  5. when I need to highlight an area of the image at the top (one mixed), I pass the color pure black opacity set to 100%, hardness 100% and paint over the areas that I want to "undo" my deletion.

  -Sometimes happens a lot after my initial deletion, so a simple cancellation or who goes back in history is not a possible solution at this moment here.

  -Another note: I have to move over the other layers to align as much as possible, make the story do not brush useful in this case.

  Previously, this would simply restore the image to where it was originally for this place, by removing completely all masking. Now, when I do this procedure, the area that I'm trying to "undo" is however, as if the opacity is set to a level lower than 100%. This poses problems because I want to have the completely opaque image at this stage.

  Some other notes I hope to answer some questions that may arise in advance:

  I haven't settled the opacity of one of my layer masks

  I tried to do the same operation by using the Brush tool (with 100% opacity and hardness, using the opposite colors), with the same result

  As we have earlier I don't know another effective way to achieve the same goal. I'd be happy to do it differently but if necessary.

  All the layers in these documents are dynamic objects

  Thank you!

  I'm sorry it's so confusing. I guess the only reason why I use the Eraser tool is a vestige of when I was actually erase the image - and also I get the brush and Eraser different opacity value to quickly switch between them.

  @Theresa actually, I didn't watch only the mask. Of course the mask was gray in the areas that I was talking about. But that lead me to realize that while the color picker looked purely black and white, I was working with a grayscale image, and it was in fact color and converted to looked at pure Grayscale black and white. I need to set the color of the brush at a certain point, when working in RGB (which I rarely do) and not realised.

  Sorry for posting something with such a trivial response, but you all help me to understand thank you!

• How to reduce noise when there is only black and white?

  Hi all

  Total noob here, I looked everywhere without success (or I did not know the exact term), but how do you do that?

  Basically, I'm trying to just extract lines and texts out of it, and the filtering and the exhibition did nothing for me.

  As you can see below, the 'gray' color was made by points that are completely black. Is it possible to do?

  So so so thanks in advance!

  

  You can try the filter > noise > antiparasitics, then move to curves and drag the end of the highest point of the scale, a tad to deliver pure a pure white background.

  

• Some video clips only show white

  I recently installed SpeedGrade on a new workstation and I have problems with some video content showing only as pure white. I have 175 DNxHD 1080 p/23.976 images recorded on a film Atomos Ninja blade and h.264 1080 p/23.976 24Mbps recorded on a Nikon D610. On my MacBook that both will show in the category of speed on my workstation will show only the images D610 in h.264. Just as a white block shows images of Ninja in DNxHD. It's understandable, I want the Ninja rank images

  I'm under 8.2x51 Grade speed on Windows 8.1 with the following specifications of the machine:

  Intel Xeon E5-2680 v3 2.5 Ghz with 12 cores

  128 GB OF RAM DDR 4

  NVIDIA Quadro K6000

  Someone else has encountered this and know a solution?

  Just out of curiosity, you are running in "native" mode or in a link Direct from PrPro? Means "Native" creation of a project within the SpeedGrade itself, what makes the chronology of the media browser of the Sg & all... using a form of the project file, IRCP SpeedGrade. Direct link is coming a PrPro project created, always using this project file PrPro within the Sg.

  Next (and most likely the culprit)... no other DNxHD footage shows on your PC? Have you downloaded the complete codec of this computer stuff? If the system does not have the installed DNxHD codec, it's what I expected...

  Neil

• How to make a unique clip fade to white over time?

  I was chugging along using the full version of first Pro CC for a few months now and I need to make an image of the object in my new intro to natural color change it's pure white over a short period of time just before he explodes with electricity, I tried the effect of color change , but this doesn't seem to work with the color white for some reason any... Please help ASAP! Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  Fade to white video effect.

  

• White and black clipping

  Please can someone tell me what number would mean that I have at least a pure black pixel and at least a pure white pixel...? I realized that 0.01% does not work... But 1 give the impression that it is left on top... I want to go until I get to cutting, but no more. What number would provide it?

  

  If they are RAW files, then it is better to set black and white points in ACR.  If you Shift open the RAW file converted to open as a smart object, these settings are non-destructive and can be changed.

  Black and white point setting by the numbers in Photoshop is risky, because none of the two images are the same.  You can block the noisy shadows, or ignore the specular and set the white point on a more significant part of the image.  So if you really want to settle these points within Photoshop, a better approach might be to use a levels adjustment layer and hold the key of the Alp (Opt) while dragging the black and white sliders.  This puts the image threshold mode, so you can see exactly which parts of the image are clipped, and channels, or combination of channels are to be cut.

  But using the ACR is a no-brainer.  You have the number of complete image bits to play with to start.