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Have you ever wanted to remove an object from a photo? Maybe you got your hands on some old family photos and want to edit out the embarrassing uncle.
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How to Photoshop transparent background for Product Photos Made Simple Have you ever wanted to remove a background from a photo? Maybe you got your hands on some old family photos and want to edit out the embarrassing uncle. Perhaps you have some food that you need to photograph for your blog but don’t have a fancy light box. There are many reasons why removing a background from a photo is important, not just for photography but also for video editing, graphic design, and more. Here are three simple steps to removing objects with Photoshop!
What is a transparent background? The simple answer is that the key to editing is transparency. Think of transparency as an invisible layer. The background layer is a little like a screen. Every color, every texture, and every shape that is used to create the screen can be seen by the eye. In the same way, all of the objects used in your photo can be seen by the eye. For example, if you look through a transparent background you can see the toys sitting on the floor, the big wheel, and the light up princess hat. But if the background layer is solid and all of the objects are hidden behind it, you can’t see anything except the transparent background. If you simply look at the screen, you will never know that anything is behind it. In our photo, the object is covering the empty space in the frame. Where can you find a transparent background? There are many methods and textures to achieve a transparent background. Below is a few options. You can find more here. Canvas Backgrounds The great thing about canvas backgrounds is that they are available in many different shapes and sizes. You could take a photo of a park bench, grass, or any other object and find a texture online that matches your background. This type of texture can be somewhat expensive, but there are many sites that offer small, medium, and large canvas backgrounds for less than $10. These can be a lot of fun, especially if you are creating a photo collage of various backgrounds! These texture options range from small, medium, to large, and can even be customized! Stone Backgrounds Stone backgrounds are another way to create a seamless background in Photoshop. How do I remove objects from a photo? Step 1: Move the object you’d like to remove The first step is to find the location in the image you’d like to remove the object from. The easiest way to do this is to take a look at the box in the image you’re editing, which is the area where the object would be. Go to Filter > Multiply Objects. From the advanced options, you can select the box or expand the boxes. Step 2: Remove the object Once you’ve found the box, select the object you’d like to remove and press the “X” button, and then press the “+” button. This will remove the object. Repeat steps 1-3 until you’re out of objects to remove. If you’re removing objects from a group photo, this process will go even quicker.
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