Weakening of the image scaling on white background

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• HELP: Deleting background but not the elements of the image that are white.

  

  Hi, I have a feeling there will be a relatively simple solution to this, but as I'm kinda a noob to photoshop, I have been unable to escape myself.

  Basically, I'm eager to have the image attached, printed on a t-shirt. That's why I need to remove the white background and just leave the shirt in the shape of design in the middle. But because there is white on the edges of the design elements when you use the Eraser tool magic, they disappear as well. What is the best way to remove the background while maintaining the design intact?

  If you print on an iron on, you don't need to remove the white. As white do not print. It uses the white of the paper.

  If you are printing or any other process that prints white. It can be as simple as turning off of this color in the section of the print dialog box color separation.

  If all else fails, you can create a background selection and pressing DELETE.

• I placed the text (no fill) over a picture box in InDesign, but when it prints the text has a white background, blocking the image.

  I placed the text (no fill) over a picture box in InDesign and it looks great on the screen. However, when I print the document, the text has a fill of white United behind him. Any suggestions as to what is happening?

  Thanks Peter.

  It seems that I had an outer glow effect turned on so that the 'text' (and not the object) and causing the text to be printed with a white background. Still don't understand why this would happen, but at least we have thought of it.

• Pictures of the camera shows a white background

  I have the iPhone 6 s and wondering why my photos (say for example of a person with the ocean in the background) appear as the person is too dark with the ocean looking perfect in the background or the person lit up fine, but the background is bright white.

  Is there a setting to fix this, so that the subject of the image (the person) is properly lit and the background appears correctly?

  Hi DavidG21,

  Please visit Apple support communities.

  Looks like areas of the photos you take with the camera app on your iPhone to appear more or less clear that you are pregnant. This happens because the unit automatically adjusts its exposure (the amount of light in the scene that reaches the sensor of the camera) based on what is photographed. It is more noticeable in high-contrast environments like photographing a person in front of a bright ocean.

  You can use the HDR setting in the camera app makes up for it by taking pictures:

  HDR (High Dynamic Range) allows you to get great pictures in contrast situations. When shooting with the iSight camera, iPhone takes several photos in quick succession at different exposure settings - and they are based. The resulting picture has better details in bright areas and half-tones.

  Use the HDR. (iSight camera and FaceTime camera on iPhone 5 s and later versions) Press the HDR. For best results, keep the iPhone steady and prevent the movement of the subject.

  On the iPhone 5 s later, you can choose Auto HDR and iPhone uses HDR when it is more effective.

  Keep the normal picture and the HDR version. Go to settings > Photos & camera > keep normal Photo. The normal and the versions of the HDR photo appear in the pictures. Versions HDR photos in your albums are marked with 'HDR' in the corner.

  The iPhone user guide - HDR

  You can also tap on different parts of the screen when taking a picture to adjust the exposure manually and see how the photos will change depending where the image is sharp.

  The exposure is automatic, but you can adjust the exposure manually for the next shot by tapping on an object or an area on the screen. With an iSight webcam, touching the screen defines the focus and exposure, and face detection is temporarily disabled. To lock the focus and exposure, touch and hold until the impulses of the rectangle. The screen indicates to what exposure and focus are locked. Take as many photos as you want. When you tap the screen again, exposure and development of unlocking and face detection and automatic settings back on.

  The iPhone user guide - take photos and videos

  These two tips should help you to take great pictures with your iPhone 6s.

  See you soon!

• How to darken the edges after removing white background with Magic Wand too.

  Hi guys!

  Is there a way to darken the edges on an image after having removed the white background with the magic wand tool?

  I want to talk about an image where there all different colors... skin tones, hair tones etc...

  When you remove the white background, it leaves sort of a white glow around the image... How better to handle this?

  booke56

  Please refer Darkening picture edges - tutorial Photoshop

  See also get rid of those Pesky edge Halos in Photoshop

  ~ Assani

• Why the images have a black background?

  I am inserting an image of an arrow in my slide (the documentation said that there should be an option in the line for this purpose, but I can't find an online tool from anywhere) to point to a specific area. I tried to use a .png and a .psd, both put a black background to fill the area of the image (ick) and the images will be displayed outside the lines of the image in Captivate. Y at - there a trick to this? I am using Captivate as a stand-alone product, on a MacBook Pro. Thank you!

  Hello

  I have been inserting arrows created in Photoshop, are you sure you had transparant pixels surrounding the arrow? And did you use the file, the import Photoshop file command?

  Here are 2 screenshots to show you the line of the toolbox tool and how to turn the line into an arrow using the accordion panel/bottom & outline of properties. I use Windows, but think that the interface is similar.

  

  Lilybiri

• Flash animation opens in the browser with a white background

  I created a simple film and placed in an "Under Construction" page. The whole page is supposed to be black. When I open the browser one this white box where the movie appears, while it loads. I want the whole page to appear in black. Can I do something about it?

  I have set the scene in the black color. If you can tell me that I have enter the source and the use of encoding, it would be much appreciated; I'm new to all this and the idea of coding made scared the beegeebees out of me!

  If this can help, the web address is;      http://dennislewdesign.com.au/

  Thanks in advance for any help you can give me

  If you specify a bgcolor parameter in the Flash to the incorporation of code that could solve the problem.   I don't see the currently set.  I'm not sure it will solve, but it can't hurt to try.  Normally, if you leave Flash generate the html code of the page, it includes the background color setting in the embed code.

• Print photos with a white background in indesign to

  I have been searching for an answer to this simple question on the web, but couldn't find an answer. Help would be appreciated.

  I designed a page in indesign CS5 for publication in a magazine. I have a photo with a white background. The picture is a photoshop image. I put it in indesign as a psd.

  On the screen, the white background merges with the indesign default color of white paper. No problem.

  I wonder if I have to worry when the page will be published in the magazine: if not perfectly white, the color of the magazines pages will show the edges of the images in the magazine? What I have to work in photoshop to make the background of my photo transparent so that the edges of the image do not appear?

  On the screen: no problem

  

  On paper:

  I'm afraid that the page will look like this with the edges of the photo showing if the paper is not perfectly white. Here, I changed the color of the paper in indesign in gray (color on the left). You can see the edge of the image with a white background:

  

  Cheers, Remi

  White is the absence of color and, consequently, ink. Make sure the background is perfectly white and you should have no problem because nothing will be printed.

• Unwanted white halo in the Gif format with transparent background

  Hello

  I'm a Photoshop user for years. Before, I could do glitter GIFs with a transparent background without White halo around the edge of the image. But unfortunately, in a few months, a white edge appeared on each gif with transparent background around. For months, I have tried many methods to solve this problem, but didn't succeed. My GIFs are unusable. How can I make GIFs without white edge? Thank you for your quick response.

  I send you a sample of each.

  Thanks in advance!

  Configuration:

  PC with Win 10

  Photoshop CC

  With halo:

  

  Good idea:

  

  In other words, you did a very bad job, cutting the object of its white background, it's hard to see how poor when superimposed on a white background so I put on a black background.

  Poor curout on black background

  

  Cut out the same with an added extra layer mask.

  

• Create the file with the rectangle on a white square background photo

  I want to create a jpg file square with a rectangular image with a white background. So I need a white white square that I can put a rectangular image on top of. How would I do that? Thank you!

  It would probably be easier to do it using Photoshop, but it can be done. You must use the module printing and in the area of setting page where you configure your printer driver, you need to define a square paper size. Then you can place your image on this model and then print to a file that will create a JPEG image.

• Remove image to white background

  Hello

  So I tried (for days) to remove the background from an image and then to put this image on a white background. Some of these images have shadows - I also tried to remove, I find certain ways to do but the image does not appear profressionelle or ideal to its function.

  So far, I tried using the magnetic lasso and the fast selective tool tool, but when I feel it's common sense, something is always spoil. Advice, or a simple walk through would be much appreciated, because I think I do it a lot more difficult than it actually is!

  Thank you!!

  Hi GGG90,

  Here's a great video tutorial on how to do exactly that. You want to generally use the Quick Selection tool and refine edge to do this.

• The PNG-24 files have dirty white background?

  I've been creating icons for a website PNG-24 customers for quite a while, always transparent, always worked - until now. With the last batch, the icons have a white background, not at all transparent and I'm trying to find a solution for this.

  I'm on a Mac with OS 10.7.2 design with Adobe CS5. I design icons in Illustrator, put them in Photoshop and use save for web to create the png. The icons are 32 p x32p 16 p x 16 p. Here is a screenshot of my clients site test:

  

  As you can see on the 4th and 5th star of David icon, there is no transparency on the bottom.

  All suggestions are welcome, thanks in advance for your help!

  MinksInk wrote:

  .. .sending the PNG file to the programmer...

  Maybe that's the point of the problem as well. Image files you create can be re-sampled by your email client or the utility to download on a web site. You could work around this possibility of packing of your graphics card in a zip file before sending.

• Keys on a white background and track 3d movement

  It is actually two questions, so if I need to split it into 2 posts, I can do.

  First of all, I have my talents on a white background (because of the green in costume) and I want to put a background behind them is a picture of a track or a stage (see the second screen capture). Initially, I did this by going into AE and make two copies of the item. I then used the HUE/SATURATION effect to the top of the page copy b & w, and then the LEVELS to make high-contrast. Then I put it as a cache of luminance (reversed) on the background copy. It worked pretty well, at least better than Ultra key or Luma Key, which left a bit of white on the edges of the subjects. Still, you can see a white border around the topics today, although he the one smaller than with the coding of effects. Does anyone know a better way to remove the white background, so there is no white edges around subjects?

  Second, you can see that the microphone has a green cover. I need to put our logo instead of the green in the football game perspective and rotation. I thought to follow up with an effect of pin corner of movement, but because of the rotation, I don't know if it will work. That talent is the mic autour, the Green Exchange box tilt and rotation, as well as position. What do you recommend that I use to match my logo (seen in the second screenshot) the microphone?

  

  Screenshot of the music video with white background

  

  Capture the screen with white background clip removed (white edge reviews) and logo to replace the green box at the microphone

  The first thing I would do with this project is to convert 32-bit if you have more control over the colors. To create the matte luma that I would start by converting the image in black and white, as you did, but I would go a lot easier on the contrast control. I would probably use curves instead of levels. I would have also used adjustments red green and blue when you turn the copy of black and white images to darken the skin as much as possible.

  To achieve a fully black matte I can duplicate the black-and-white images contrast and the value of the copy to multiply. I would do this several times until most of the gray was gone. Then I would have added layers of black shape to fix everything that was causing problems. All layers of black and white and fill the forms would compound before and the demo would be used for a cache by approach. See the HC demo with 10 copies of the layer of black and white.

  I would then use this HC demo to create a cache of luminance on the original film. I blurs the original film about 8 pixels with fast blur then I would have some edges to work with the final model. See Matt model of track.

  The last step would be to put the matte model of track on the top images in a main model and add a little more blurry fast if necessary and curves and Simple Choker. I watch the Alpha channel of the model, the solo track matte layer, and then set the Alpha channel of the curves to clean any opening in the matte. I may return the RGB model control panel and set the layer of matte as a cache for the images alpha and adjust around simple neck and blur accelerated to even out the edges.

  I hope this helps. Here is a screenshot of a computer creating the matte the way that I would.

  

  The last step would be to follow the bug of mic using mocha and corners allows you to add your logo.

  If this had been my project and there is no blue screen I would have fired on the screen of the project green and changed the composition for the guy with the green face. Then I'd use technical color change to make the green face again after the kay were made. I would also use a mic (cube) bug which was a good amount of details in it. It is easier to get a good track when there are a few details in the shot that is when the surface is flat and ordinary.

  I hope this helps. Pulling a luma key when shooting actors on white background is much more difficult to inlay.

• Morph effect causes the change of color on background, help

  I'm trying the new morphing effect, but I feel a change in color with the background color cache.  I have my images with a white background, try after effects color in keyed it classified in the speed category, added a color matte in first to the track video below and then applied the morphing effect to hide a jump cut.  My background changes to a more bluish color for the few images morphing effect is applied.

  I had to update the rank of speed as well, and that solved the problem of color change.

• jpg superimposed image comes with unwanted background

  Hello.

  I cut out an object from a jpg image and made a new image with a transparent background jpg. Tested on the program - the background of image editing is indeed transparent.

  However, when I try to superimpose the image with a transparent background on a video before, the image is displayed with a white background.

  How can I remove this unwanted white background?

  JPEG may not contain transparency. In your Image editing software, I would choose PNG. If your image editor is Photoshop (regular, or elements), you can also Save_As PSD, which works very well in first.

  When we create transparency, but he then chooses a Save_As, such as JPEG, the Image is placed flat on a white background.

  Good luck

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