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Wow...who knew?
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perfect
thanks alot
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i never even took a second look at the background eraser, never did I knew that.
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WOAHHH!!!!!! Thats awesome!!! Im going to try that out now!
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tanks aj
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nice video :)
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is this on whidbey island?
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very good man thumbs up thanks for the more idea
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I have tried for two days to make this work and the eraser tool when I superimpose two layers erase everything What am I doing wrong ! have followed all the steps exactly ?
potemska 11 months ago
@potemska - be sure to choose the Background Eraser and set the options to "Sampling Once". You can also reduce the Tolerance setting for the Background Eraser if the default percentage is too high. (Try under 32%)
ajwood2001 11 months ago
How did you have layers side by side?
BridgeChurchHawaii 1 year ago
@BridgeChurchHawaii - I believe you're referring when I tiled the image windows. I simply used the arrange documents command found in the Application Bar. You can also goto the Window menu and choose Arrange.
ajwood2001 1 year ago
How does it know what to keep in the foreground layer and what not keep?
BridgeChurchHawaii 1 year ago
@BridgeChurchHawaii - When using the Background Eraser, the key is to set the options to "Sampling:Once" this will ensure only a specific color value is erased. Like other "magic" tools in Photoshop you can control the range by adjusting the Tolerance within the options.
ajwood2001 1 year ago