Each pix is taking me 20-30 min t remove the background
I hope you are charging for this.
If your client cant supply what we call ‘camera ready’ artwork then you should charge them the going rate.
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I dont think so.
I have done:
the quick mask
and magic wand / lasso.
can you explain more please?
Thank you
J
On Jul 6, 2011, at 5:00 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 6 Jul 2011, at 00:18, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
PS if anyone has a program recommendation that is good to remove backgrounds (textured) from photos - I would love to hear it. I am using the quick mask in PSD and its a bear.
Have you tried ‘Extract’ in Photoshop Julie?
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I have been going by many tutorials and most are the quick / lasso and the quick mask
can you suggest a few pieces of software?
Thanks
J
On Jul 6, 2011, at 4:50 AM, seoras wrote:
There are plenty of tutorials on the web to clip out backgrounds or send the image off and get it done professionally. There’s also plenty dedicated software for clipping out backgrounds that are better than Pixelmator or CS5.
Pixelmator is no more ‘creative’ than CS5.
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I am. Thank you
they are camera ready but he wants the background removed and all have a slight texture. THe jewlery pieces are being produced so he doesnt even have them to do a reshoot.
J
On Jul 6, 2011, at 3:56 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
Each pix is taking me 20-30 min t remove the background
I hope you are charging for this.
If your client cant supply what we call ‘camera ready’ artwork then you should charge them the going rate.
David
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On 6 Jul 2011, at 21:25, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
I dont think so.
I have done:
the quick mask
and magic wand / lasso.can you explain more please?
You’ll find it in the ‘Filter’ menu; Photoshop help will tell you how to use it.
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I picked up Pixelmator because it’s currently $30, and because I don’t have PS, nor do I want it. I’m not a big fan of Adobe, and I can’t justify buying all that stuff.
I’ve had versions of PS Elements in the past, and it was okay, but I didn’t like the way it “forced” you to work their way by default. It did what I needed though, since my design work is/was almost exclusively web and not print.
The way I see it, if you already have PS and/or you work with other people who do, that’s the way to go. But Pixelmator is a handy tool for those of us who need that sort of thing once in a while.
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