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Hello everybody,
I am using a G5 Quad, OS version 10.4.8. with Photoshop CS2.
I am searching for a plugin that eliminates white in a linework drawing against white. The goal is to remove the white pixels from the layer my linework is on. This regarding to scaned drawings in black lines on white background.
I found this photoshop filter: Eliminate White (www.edesign.com/filters). It is suposed to do just that, but when placing the plug-in in the plug-in folder in photoshop CS2, at start-up it tells me that this plug-in is not working – it could’t be installed.
I supose it is because this plug-in is too old for the operating system and for CS2. But if someone is using it on on CS2 on OS X .4 I would like to know.
So now I am looking for another one to replace it – can anyone tell me where can I find it ? (so I can separate my linework from the white pixels around it that would become transparent)
Thanks for any help regarding this metter
Alex
I am using a G5 Quad, OS version 10.4.8. with Photoshop CS2.
I am searching for a plugin that eliminates white in a linework drawing against white. The goal is to remove the white pixels from the layer my linework is on. This regarding to scaned drawings in black lines on white background.
I found this photoshop filter: Eliminate White (www.edesign.com/filters). It is suposed to do just that, but when placing the plug-in in the plug-in folder in photoshop CS2, at start-up it tells me that this plug-in is not working – it could’t be installed.
I supose it is because this plug-in is too old for the operating system and for CS2. But if someone is using it on on CS2 on OS X .4 I would like to know.
So now I am looking for another one to replace it – can anyone tell me where can I find it ? (so I can separate my linework from the white pixels around it that would become transparent)
Thanks for any help regarding this metter
Alex
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