I would like to fill an image with faces copied from other photos. I am
stumped with how to make the background of the copied faces transparent, so I
don't have a bunch of little squares and ellipses. I am sure Gimp is capable
of selecting the backgrounds of my thumbnails and rendering them
On 07/23/2009 10:33 AM, Nels H. wrote:
I would like to fill an image with faces copied from other photos. I am
stumped with how to make the background of the copied faces transparent, so I
don't have a bunch of little squares and ellipses. I am sure Gimp is capable
of selecting the backgrounds
I would like to fill an image with faces copied from other photos. I
am
stumped with how to make the background of the copied faces
transparent, so I
don't have a bunch of little squares and ellipses. I am sure Gimp is
capable
of selecting the backgrounds of my thumbnails and rendering
On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 17:26:07 -0400
David A Iacobellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I developed a website and used script-fu/logos in gimp 1.2 to make the logos
and buttons. I then removed the background layer from the image to give me a
transparent background. In mozilla and konqueror
If you're using PNG it's because Internet Explorer SUCKS at rendering
PNGs. IE can only do binary transparency, it cannot do a full alpha
channel.
Jon
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Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
If you're using PNG it's because Internet Explorer SUCKS at rendering
PNGs. IE can only do binary transparency, it cannot do a full alpha
channel.
There are two ways around this: you can convert the image in Gimp to
indexed color (yuck, but compatible; not suitable for
