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| Posted on 12/4/07 at 12:26 PM | |
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When removing a background, you should do the following. 1. Double-click background layer (original image layer), save as Layer 0. 2. Create a new transparent layer, name it "background" (or whatever you wish) and move it beneath Layer 0. 3. Remove whatever portions of the image you wish on Layer 0 and save as a PSD (most vector programs will work with a PSD these days). 4. Select the portion you removed with the magic wand (transparent area) and Inverse select. You can now add a path or clipping mask. If you're careful when erasing, you can get a pretty clean edge so the image won't look cropped. Hope this helps. | ||
  
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