Transparent Backrounds

This is true like hell..

 

im still kind of confused

 

Yeah I see why you people wrote this but if you use a different program to render like me if you render it with now background it has a little white and with a background no white.

 

nice idea, or if the person cant do this, he colud put a green or a color that doesnt have in the render, couse its easy to select just de colors an take the render =)

 

I don't know if this was posted before but GR lags for me on dial-up and i can't go through page by page
Here ya go

1-You rendered the image but forgot about the white background,and the magic wand doesn't help you.
2-You burn the image using the burn tool til it's near black,then wand out the white background.
3-After wanding out the background you should then select the background again ,then go to Select>Inverse.
4-After inversing you selection,your render should be selected.
5-Select the Art History brush and just brush over the burned render and it should go back as good as new plus the background is now transparent instead of the white.

+cred,rep if appreciated,(It just saved me my best render)

 

It won't work with JPEG for me but with PNG it is good, this one I made earlyer today (have photoshop from yesterday)



EDIT: it is of bad quality on this forum wierd. But you can also go here to see it better
it says in ducth: O cool transparance fun (sorry i am bad in tranclating)

 

where can i find a better tut just on how to cut it from background.
yes, im a newbie

 

nice i cant wait to figure this thing out and use it

 

yea i jus got into rendering thnx alot

 

Thanks for this

 

Thanks! :lol:

 

im just testing to see if it worked

 

Thank you, I needed some help like this.

 

I'ts helpfull indeed

 

Hopefully everyone listens to this.