Hello,
I'm new too Gimp please don't shoot me for asking this question. I'm looking
for an easy way
to process about 20 pictures I shot with my DSLR. What I want to do is
remove the background and only preserve the object in front. Is there
anything in Gimp to do what KnockOut from corel does?
Upcoming GIMP 2.4 has a special tool for doing it - foreground selection
tool. 2.4 can be tried now as GIMP 2.3.19.
Also you will have to correct the obtained selection with freehand
selection tool, maybe quick mask, intellect scissors or other selection
tools.
Other way is to select it
Hello,
I'm a fledgling gimp user. Can someone explain to me the process of removing the background color from my logo? It has this nasty white box around it, and looks horrible on colored paper/backgrounds. I have it in .tif, .gif, and .jpg formats. I know I can't do itin .jpg. Any help is
On Mon, Apr 24, 2006 at 05:30:56PM +0200, Colin Brace wrote:
On 4/24/06, C. DeBerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone explain to me the process of removing the background color
from my logo? It has this nasty white box around it, and looks horrible on
colored paper/backgrounds.
Like Colin said, there are a lot of ways to do this, but I'm trying to
learn more ways to do the same things.
If I understand correctly, deleting should leave transparency everywhere
that was the background colour. Cropping would cut the whole image down
to the size of the remaining selection
