Firedogs Ron  Son Jose Firedogs Ron Son Jose

Need someone to cut out a picture from white background.

Need someone to cut out a picture from white background.

Is this task really difficult?

Good Day,

I have given it my all using Picture-it, MGI Photo Suite, and Paint to cut away a fire vehicle from the white background. The white is just too blinding on these old eyes. If anyone with this God given talent can do this it would be greatly appreciated; can send the picture.
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The Troll cant drive that thing... he'll never reach the brake and gas pedals!..LoL!!
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The Troll cant drive that thing... he'll never reach the brake and gas pedals!..LoL!!

remember the kid in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom?

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Keep your fingers crossed.
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Starting Monday I will be spending the next 2 weeks out of town


Is Master Apprentice Po' Smedley missing in action?
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No, just distracted. Sorry.

To backtrack a bit...
I can email you the cutouts, but png or possibly bmp is the only way to get the transparent background, otherwise you would have a white background and have to cut them out again. I can send you them in psd format, but I don't know if Picture-it, MGI Photo Suite, or Paint could read them in that format.

I was gone for 2 weeks and limited in time I could spend on the PC and unfortunately I will be going out of town for at least another week. (Apparently, I am/was too good the last 2 weeks, they have decided to take advantage of my official position in the company being in flux and are sending me to clean up someone elses mess)

Let me know. I can always send them in each format...psd, png, bmp, jpg and you can see what you can do with them. I apologize for the delay.
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Welcome back! Sorry to hear that you were elected to troubleshoot and know that although not something you seem to be pleased with...it will be done and you will receive a pat on the back and a free cup of coffee from your superiors.

Um, I suppose the best way to go is sending both png and bmp so they are transparent. Let me work with one or the other using Picture-it and if something goes bad we can consult when you return. If I am able to put this together, I will let you know. This is for an exhibit for a series of books "The Adventures of the Firedogs" hoped to become a cartoon series down the road and merchandising.

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Thanks again...keep safe on the road!
Reply #35 Top
Hey FireDogs, get paint.net it's free.

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Hey, Bichur. I sent Ron the png's with no background, but everything he has seems to be putting in a white background. Shouldn't they be reading the BG as transparent? Even when I rightclick the png's I posted here, the backgrounds are transparent. I'm not sure what the prob could be. Do you have any ideas?
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Nevermind. He got it to work with Paint.net. Good deal, Bichur.
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And for Sir Bichur, I may need your assitance. I will read up on this program and take it for a solo ride to get the fire vehicle onto the blue background. Who knows, today this project and skins tomorrow.
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if the Dogs are using paint, it depends on the version...earlier versions of paint didn't do png

open the one with the transparent background. then open one with the blue background.
use the magic wand to grab the vehicle in the transparent and copy it. then paste it onto the other as a new seletion.

when you paste a pic from on to the other, the tranparency disappears, that's why you have to 'grab' just the part you want to paste over.

I'm thinking Po' can come up with better instructions.
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yellow isnt' my color:



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the dreaded white background....
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that's better.
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you people have WAY too much time on your hands......
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You people are insane - you do realize this?
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You people are insane - you do realize this?

Said the man with the pointy ears and Tantalus device from another dimension.