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• 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.

• Just bought a new I Pad Air 2 December 4, 2015.  IBook started with a printed blue/white background.  The next day woke to white/black print and can not return blue background.

  Just bought a new I Pad Air 2 December 4, 2015.  IBook started with a printed blue/white background.  The next day woke to white/black print and can not return blue background.

  Open a book, tap, tap of he two, disable auto-nuit theme.

  

• 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.

• My gradient does not work.  He worked on an image and then stopped on the next!  I have cs6.  It is just the display of the background gray and white checkerboard on the upper left corner.  I click on the arrow down to see if I can it go back to black and

  He worked on an image and then stopped on the next!  I have cs6.  It is just the display of the background gray and white checkerboard on the upper left corner.  I click on the arrow down to see if I can get it back to black and white and it will not change... it will not change if I click on any of them.  I think it might be a bug?  Any ideas will be appreciated.  I tried to reset them as well.  Thank you!!

  Check your Options bar.  You have the opacity set to 10%.  Easy to do.  Just hit the 1 key while the gradient tool is selected, and it's done. By pressing the 0 key will take you back to 100%

• Page has changed from white to gray and white checkerboard background.

  

  For some reason, the page has changed from white to gray and white checkerboard background.

  How can I change this back?

  Best wishes

  Edit > Preferences > Page Display > untick 'show transparency grid.

• Help! How can I change the background color of Photos of stark white to gray?

  When viewing my photos in "All Photos", they are displayed on a stark white background.  Can someone tell me how to change this in medium grey background (as it was with iPhoto)?     Thank you very much

  You can't - say Apple needs - http://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html

  LN

• 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.

• I have a logo on a white background.  I need the bottom either transparent.  Not for the life of me I remember how to do this.  Could someone help me with this, please?  Thank you

  I have a logo on a white background.  I need the bottom either transparent.  Not for the life of me I remember how to do this.  Could someone help me with this, please?

  Elimination of the background is transparent can be done with precision using the mixture control if the Style layer.

  1. open the file and if the layer is locked, trash the lock.

  2 Cmd + click on the new icon layer in the layers panel to apply a layer of vacuum below the object.

  3. return to the upper layer and double-click it in the layers panel to bring up the layer Style.

  4 in section mixture if at the bottom of layer Style, move the high gray-scale slider to the right page to the left until it disappears from the background of the illustration. For extra precision, to the point where the White is about to disappear, you can click Option on the half left of the cursor to divide and move it gently to the left when you look white in the picture disappear.

  5. layer > merge down and then file > save

• How to export an Illustrator file with transparent background, for printing on different types of paper.

  Hello

  I created a card that contains a simple geometric shape and type, and the client would like to for it to print on different kinds of papers / different background colors.

  I don't know what is the best way to export this .ai file to send to print. Your suggestions are appreciated, and my apologies if this question has arisen before.

  Carmen

  The white background is just the preview. The application of the observer must show a sort of background.

  PNG is not specific to printing. If you export a PDF file that has the correct settings (depending on the printing process)

• Infinite white background

  Hi guys

  I filmed an object with infinite white background and I am currently working on what adjustment to make in Adobe Premiere Pro, in order to remove the gray still present in the background white, but without exposing the subject. I've been Googling for centuries... Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Simon

  Effects of levels and masks can be a starting point.

  Show us a Frame Grab.

  Obviously... He shot correctly (with a waveform monitor) would have been better.

• Real white background

  Hoping a PSE guru can help out me. In the attached picture, I am trying to achieve a real white background to post-secondary studies. I put a real white box in the picture appears the gray background, which is located in the original shot. (I understand that it would be better if I could achieve true white with the camera in the original photo, but this seems to be the best I can do with the camera. I set the white balance and over-exposed as I could without washing on the subject. Still a gray background).

  The problem I have is that each tool PSE that I use to try to adjust the background image washes out the hairs of the grain. Ideally, I would like to be able to create a perfect mask so that I can kockout just the background. In this way, I can adjust the tones of the subject without affecting the surrounding area.

  Someone at - it advice?

  Thank you.

  

  I came with a luminance mask. You may be able to do better with a higher resolution image file.

  1. Copy the image to the Clipboard (select >, then edit > copy)
  2. Add a levels adjustment layer
  3. ALT + left click on the mask of the adjustment layer to display the mask in the edit box
  4. Paste (Edition > paste) the image in the editing area. It will come as an image in grayscale (luminance mask)
  5. Go to menu Enhance > adjust lighting > levels to open the levels for the luminance mask settings. Move the sliders to the pixels you want affected become white and the other black pixels (or as close as you can get).
  6. Click on the layer of the image to display the full color image in the editing area
  7. Return the layer with the sliders and levels adjustment, adjust the brightest pixels again.
  8. This technique has left some grey spots.
  9. Open an empty layer above, press CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + E to make a visible layer of timbre (it includes all the underlying layers)
  10. Open another layer of vacuum upstairs and paint stains with a white brush.

  Note: Step #2 refers to the levels adjustment layer. Step #5 refers to adjustments of levels not on a separate layer.

  

• White background separate black line drawings

  I have images that are black to outline on a white background, but I want to have the black on their own layer outlines so that I can shoot under them. So basically I want to do all the transparent white.

  But the line drawing also has gray pixels and I don't want to stay gray. For example, if I have a pixel that is 50% black and 50% white, I want him to be black to 50% and 50% transparent.

  Here is a sample

  

  Hello, the method described r - Ben is good, you can also follow the steps in this tutorial:

• Recover lost white background on the model file

  I was at work today and opened a Ps document that someone else had created. I don't know what I did (I am a relatively new user of Ps) and I don't know even how I ended up saving it. The document is superimposed on a map of site with logos, text of floor plans. etc. (so, it's too complicated for my limited time and knowledge to be able to re-import the source of the document and re - format the whole thing). When I opened first the document, all floor plans looked normal, but now there is a white background. The black outlines of the rooms are still there, but there is nothing underneath (I see the background gray and white checkerboard between the black outlines). I need to know how to make this white area again. It seems to me that perhaps I've removed a layer... maybe... I do not know...? I can not just use the fill tool to fill in the blanks in the bottom space because (a) the entire shape is not closed, so apply a fill to a single area fills the entire document and (b) I know that's not the right way to do... I'm trying to get it back to the way it is supposed to be, not only to make it look right because others in the work could still use the electronic file. Help, please!

  Thanks for your response! Someone else has replied (I posted the question twice) and told to make a new layer filled with white. I did and then my new layer behind the site rendering, and that did the trick!

• Remove the white background around picture in Illustrator

  I used the custom shape in Photoshop tool to make a paw print and made in Illustrator and used the trace tool to vectorize it (because the image will be used in an Illustrator file). Now I can't understand how to remove the white background around itself. I have a gradient behind the image and must have the white box removed latter. I'm sure that the method is probably pretty simple, but I'm rather new on Illustrator so would be very happy for all the advice! Thank you!!

  leahzierke wrote:

  I used the custom shape in Photoshop tool to make a paw print and made in Illustrator and used the trace tool to vectorize it (because the image will be used in an Illustrator file). Now I can't understand how to remove the white background around itself. I have a gradient behind the image and must have the white box removed latter. I'm sure that the method is probably pretty simple, but I'm rather new on Illustrator so would be very happy for all the advice! Thank you!!

  Sounds a rather twisted workflow. Create the leg like a a path in Photoshop, select with the path tool, copy & paste it in Illustrator. Works much better and avoids all the pitfalls. For your problem of trace: be sure to choose ignore white.

  Mylenium