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nilesh tokeria #1
fill white background in the scanned images without any distortion.
have scanned some jewellery images with the gray or other backgrounds. want that backgound should be completely white without any change in the effect of the jewellery images.
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Thee_DarkOverLord #2 Re: fill white background in the scanned images without any distortion.
Try using the magic earaser tool, or even the fill tool, clicking on the backgound will either remove it, or fill it with your selected colour,play with the tolarance untill you get the desisred affect.
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George Austin #3 Re: fill white background in the scanned images without any distortion.
Tony,
That tutorial was really awesome---in presentation technique as well as in content. What a remarkable way to speed up the extraction!!
Very alert and thoughtful of you to pass it along. Good show!!
George
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