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Subject: [Gimp-user] Background Removal failute
Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background removal.
Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to delete that
background
layer from the image so that the foreground image remained. Once I del
>Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background
>removal. Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to
>delete that background layer from the image so that the foreground
>image remained. Once I deleted the background layer I selected, the
>whole image showed as
Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background removal.
Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to delete that background
layer from the image so that the foreground image remained. Once I deleted the
background layer I selected, the whole image showed as nothing
>Hello, everyone. I followed the Gimp video tutorial for background
>removal. Everything seemed to go as directed until it came time to
>delete that background layer from the image so that the foreground
>image remained. Once I deleted the background layer I selected, the
>whole image showed as
Thank you very much for the help. The image was given to me by a friend. It was
pulled from a search engine. Re-scanning was not an option. I'm not exactly what
you would call a GIMP "power user". I'm familiar with most of the basic
functions but that's about it. I spent quite a while trying to
>I have done background removal on basic images but I'm having trouble
>when shadows come into play. I've uploaded an image of a label. I
>would like to place it on an object using a layer mask. It's got some
>holes in it. What's the best way to get rid of the background that
>shows through where
I have done background removal on basic images but I'm having trouble when
shadows come into play. I've uploaded an image of a label. I would like to place
it on an object using a layer mask. It's got some holes in it. What's the best
way to get rid of the background that shows through where the