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Hello folks, I am new to Photoshop CS3 Extended.
There are some things that I used to do with another program, that can figure out how to do it with Photoshop
1: On Photopaint, I used to click on the canvas, masking the white background lets say, and then I click on "invert" and the mask will be on the objects on the white background, ( anything that was not white )
From there I could copy and paste or save the selection.
How I do this on Photoshop, masking an object from a background ?
2: On Photopaint I could said New from Clipboard
and there is the new picture with whatever was on memory, however I try that and all I get on Photoshop is a white canvas the size of the object on memory, but just that, blank.
Those 2 tips will be very gooooood for me if someone can help me….
100000000 of thanks
There are some things that I used to do with another program, that can figure out how to do it with Photoshop
1: On Photopaint, I used to click on the canvas, masking the white background lets say, and then I click on "invert" and the mask will be on the objects on the white background, ( anything that was not white )
From there I could copy and paste or save the selection.
How I do this on Photoshop, masking an object from a background ?
2: On Photopaint I could said New from Clipboard
and there is the new picture with whatever was on memory, however I try that and all I get on Photoshop is a white canvas the size of the object on memory, but just that, blank.
Those 2 tips will be very gooooood for me if someone can help me….
100000000 of thanks
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