I have a cool pic that would make a good background for my stang pic, and I want to know how I can crop the mustang pic so it's just the mustang, and paste it over another pic without all the white area around the mustang. Like a transparency. Everytime I try it, there's that rectangle of white, where I just want the shape of the stang overlayed.


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What program are you using?

 

This is literally a 2 minute job, but it should tide you over for the meantime.

 

I use Photoshop 6. What are the steps to do that 4fit, if it takes a few minutes, should be easy. I just took a better pic of the car too, let me know.

 

I don't use PhotoShop, so I have NO clue how to do it in there. I believe you could just use the laso tool with feather set around 7 or so, invert the selection, and press delete.

 

All you have to do it lasso it and copy it and paste it onto the lighting picture. It very simple, but if you just wanted to delete the white, 4fit?'s way works.

 

yea, use the lasso or the magic wand, it takes time, it's not something you just click on a button and it happens by it self, some are easier then others, theres no tutorial for that it's to simple...

 

keep this one temporarly until you learn to make your own tchamber



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Nice scar. The only think I don;t like is the car render itself. The tires were chopped WAY too short. But that is nothing you could control, since the render had been chopped already. I tried to widen the tires a little bit, but it was a 2 minute thing so it doesn't look that great.

 

yup I know... I wanted to do a wicked theam...