I have about 7000 images per day to remove background. How can i do it easily using action or something like that? Does anyone know any easy way? I'm looking for macros or something like that automatic system. Is it available? Please help me. Video tutorial would be best.  Best Regards Raihanul
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Someone asked me a Photoshop question the other day, and after some time thinking on it I couldn't come up with an answer - hoping someone here can shed some light!  Let's say I've got a batch of photos of people all standing in front of the same textured background - for example, headshots against a studio background. If I wanted to remove the background from all these photos, there are a few ways to go about it; the problem is all methods I know are manual, and large batches become pretty tedious.   Now, let's say the background in each photo was stationary (maybe a few px of wobble), and I had a photo of the complete background without any figure blocking it. Would there be a way to use the complete background as some sort of inverse/subtractive mask, so all you're left with is the person? At the heart of it, this is about automating the process of removing the same background from every image - so any alternate methods are welcome too. Thanks in advance!
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I have an gif Image like example    and I want to make its background transparent from white. I am an learner of Photoshop so please describe steps to do it. Currently I was trying to edit each and every layer of this image but its really tough to go through all the layers and I am sure there is an easier way for it
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How can I add a background image wallpaper to a drupal site from within the drupal admin i.e. not editing themes or PHP?  I'm not adverse to PHP or themes but adding a background image wallpaper is a generic non-theme specific feature so should require editing a specific theme.   This has to be one of the simplest/fundamental/popular things one wants to do with their site. It ought to be obvious in Drupal -and- possible within the Drupal admin, not via editing themes / PHP code.  Is there a way to do it?   I found some promising modules (actively depveloped for Drupal 7) but am a little unsure how to use them:    (Instructions say: "provide a css selector and color and repeat attributes in the 'Default CSS Settings' section." - but how do I know what CSS selector to use? Yes I know CSS but in the context of Drupal, is there more than one I need to consider and why? Perhaps an example would help here)  (This has more advanced settings for specific entities in drupal: User, Blog, Panels, Node, Views (beta), Context) - OK fine. BUT WHICH one do I use to simply put up a background image for the pages of my Drupal site?!
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Good day guys, i have to something like this, any idea how is this picture made ?  so it looks like negative i did invert it in photoshop but the bright side of his face was blue, so there been negative effect and smting been used to change his face to blue before nagative or smting that changed his face to normal skin color after negative ? what can it be ? what do you guys think ? THANKS ! for help.
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So I am using Ubuntu and I have encountered many softwares and workarounds for changing wallpapers automatically, BUT, it all pertains to time intervals and what I want is by certain time period.  Like I got this wallpapers for dawn, morning, noon, afternoon, dusk and night. And I want to set my wallpapers that each of them transitions at a certain hour, e.g. 4 am, 8 am, 12 pm, 3 pm, 6 pm and 8 pm. NOT through every 3 hours or so, PLEASE.  I encountered wallch, SyncWall and Variety, but didn't see my intended purpose. Syncwall was close enough, except that it causes a bug with dual monitor wallpapers.  Any other apps/softwares that you could suggest? A manual script would also do, if you may.
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I want to digitize my old family albums using a scanner and there are lots of photos in them. Thus far, my method has been to scan 4 images at a time and then manually cropping them in a simple editor like Picasa or Windows Live Photo Gallery. This has been pretty time consuming as each scan is followed by 4 crop operations. Scanning each image individually would possibly be even more time consuming.  Is there any software or simple plugin (preferably free) that does this job? The best solution I have found is in , but that's an overkill. Is there a similar feature for one of the free photo editors like Paint.NET or GIMP?
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I have an object with an hdr for the background. What do I do in Cycles to render the background with my object?  How is this different from an ordinary render in Cycles?  The hdr is a big one, 350MB.
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I have two versions of a black and white image and would like to remove the background in both. I used Trace Bitmap in Inkscape with the settings below - the white background was no problem, but in the black image it keeps removing the white part that I want to keep. Any ideas how I can switch this, or another way to remove the black background and keep the white logo? Thanks!
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I'm having issues with artwork I would like to use for my website. Unfortunately, the artwork I have came included with a white background behind it. I realize I can manually remove the white background using tools like the Magic Wand in Photoshop, but I've found that the edges of the artwork lose their sharpness. Is there anyway in Photoshop to just save an image out where the white background is picked up as the part of the artwork that is suppose to be transparent?
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How can I remove the white background with Photoshop?    I am having trouble doing it with the quick selection tool, because of the whiteness of the object, specially on the top.
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I have like 30 different photos to process like this, but I want to know key things to maintain realistic photo by changing it's background, or maybe just modify background so it would be more pleasing to eye.(If you know tutorial related to my problem, please do provide it to me)  Here is the photo:   Here is my step 2:   Here is background:   Here is the result:   As you can see, it isn't any close to realistic feel. I fooled around with levels, but all I got was this and still it doesn't feels right.  First try:   Second try:   Update  Different background:
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Hi everyone here a problem I have,  basically I want to remove all white from this image so I can paint beneath the illustration.  When I remove the white using magic eraser or the magic wand I'm still left with loads of 'white enclosed spaces'   &lt; this is my problem. It seems like I'll have to go into the image and use the magic wand individually for each white space?.  Is there an easier way to remove all of the white automatically?
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I'm using Adobe Photoshop.  I noticed that there are other questions similar to this one.   However, the reason I'm posting my question is, when I followed the instructions in the  about removing the background from a signature, it was not working for me on this document. I needed to select several times for each letter. Many times I was also getting parts of the background with the letters.  Is there some shortcut?  It looks like it will take me a whole day to select all the text, letter by letter.  Perhaps the reason the Magic Wand tool is not working well is because the text is handwritten and the edges are not well defined?  So, here's the picture.  (I thought I uploaded it the first time, I'm trying again now)    Basically, I would like guidance on how to remove the background and put the text on a solid white background. (If possible in an easier more efficient manner than selecting each letter one by one)  P.S. For those curious, this is a handwritten marriage document in the Hebrew language written on parchment with a quill.
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While customizing my Ubuntu I thought to have two wallpapers, one for the day/afternoon and one for evening/night.  Is it possible to change the wallpaper basing myself to the current time? If so, how can I?  Thanks in advance.
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Just a quick question, do you all trim the images by trail and error and plugging numbers there?? Do you use a mark or something to at least keep some reference?  well that's how I do it and is really painful.
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I have thousands of old pictures which were sitting in a photo album. Unfortunately, instead of the photo album protecting the pictures, the plastic coverings yellowed, and the pictures themselves had to be carefully extracted from the books. There is also quite a bit of powdered paper (the backings on the books pretty much fell apart while we extracted the pictures), and the fronts of the images are still a bit sticky.  These pictures are 30+ years old, are often extremely faded, and were originally taken on (what I think is) "110 film" -- they are approximately 2.5" squares.  Anyway, I need to scan all these images in to preserve them from further decay. Unfortunately, it's taking forever -- going through less than 100 images took an entire day, even if one discounts any time spent in Photoshop trying to remove some of the photo album's artifacts on the images.  What I really need is some method of scanning the images in faster. Most automated solutions aren't going to work because they accept 4x6s as their smallest image size, and even if that was not the case, the adhesives still stuck to the prints would probably ruin any such device in 5 seconds flat.  Is there a better way of doing this (i.e. fast scanner?) that wouldn't take so much time?
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Is there a way, maybe a script, that would help me cut an image into say 50 images?  I have a massive panorama I would like to print on normal stock photo paper and I am using Photoshop.    The output of this operation needs to be images, not PDFs, not printer. There is still work to be done with each of these cut-outs later.  How can I slice a large image into many smaller images with an automated, or relatively fast method?