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Post by emmascakes.co.uk on Mar 19, 2006 16:14:48 GMT -2
I've just been looking on the photo bucket and one of the cakes has been taken in just the way I want to edit my photos - I apologise for not knowing who's cake it is. It's the pink fairy castle one - somehow the person doing the photo has managed to remove the background so that the cake is in the picture but nothing behind it. I'd love to know how to do this. I have adobe photoshop but no idea how to use it - any tips much appreciated!
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Post by rach on Mar 19, 2006 16:21:41 GMT -2
I think its my 4 tier princess castle...I asked Ali to remove the background for me.....as I didnt know how to do it..
So Ali could you help out here please with the info..Many thanks
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Post by Nauseen on Mar 19, 2006 16:27:27 GMT -2
Hiya you could use the paint programe, use the white paint to paint anything you don't want seen, hard work, but can be achieved, i use the paint shop pro programme.
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Post by Alison on Mar 19, 2006 16:51:10 GMT -2
Oh yes I did that for Rach - it was just very quickly done so is still a bit messy. I did it in paintshop pro in the magic wand setting. It takes a little while to get right but it's worth the effort. Hope this helps  |
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Post by emmascakes.co.uk on Mar 20, 2006 4:19:09 GMT -2
Well, I'll try that then - sounds fiddly. I think there is a way of making one colour transparent - so if your background was all black you could set all black to be seen as transparent, but I don't know how to do this!
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Post by Alison on Mar 25, 2006 4:21:29 GMT -2
Hi Emma - I think there is yes, when you look at some peoples photos they manage it very well.
I know when I took some photo advice (lol imagine how bad I was before!!!!!) they said always take the photo on a 1 colour backround - never have anything else going on in the picture as this will take the eye away from the subject.
If I have time later I shall go in to photobucket and have a little play again - It's amazing how long you can spend on 1 photo!
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