I did have to cheat a little by adding white under the eyeballs and highlight on the nose in order to eliminate the white fringe around the bottom of the rat.
Time. About 3 minutes.
I did have to cheat a little by adding white under the eyeballs and highlight on the nose in order to eliminate the white fringe around the bottom of the rat.
Time. About 3 minutes.
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Isn't this OT from the problem being reported?
Pete, threads drift.
But no, I don't believe these posts are OT. They demonstrate that the background erase does work and one can get good results if one knows what to do. The OP supplied no file, I added one. And it isn't an easy file for whatever reason.
Early on, I believe Gary suggested the zooming issue in the PDF. Luke confirmed it.
OT, nah.
Fair enough - yes it was me in post 18
Ah, thanks for the correction, Pete.
Using a phone for responding has certain drawbacks. In a desktop browser I would have had another tab open to look back to see who wrote what.
Mike
Mike - Are you using the new combination of Mask Painter + Erase Tool > Background Erase? Or the version in Designer Pro X, Color Select/Erase?
Because Color Select/Erase does not do a very good job and I think that might have been the point of the original post in this thread.
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OK, I cheated. After 20 minutes of masking & erasing I got a lousy result.
I then used http://clippingmagic.com/, which took 20 seconds and exceeded my dire effort. a ratio of 60 to 1 for time and 20 to 1 for quality.
I know what I'm now using.
Acorn
Yes, Color Select/Erase. But I tried both the options you mention. And like I wrote, I couldn't get any satisfaction from either means. I used another application for my samples (like I mentioned).
From Frances' example--whichever method she used (still on the phone and looking back is a pita)--she got good results from what I remember.
Gary, the point of the OP was found and shown clearly by Luke here
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