How do I use photoshop to filter a layer?

Posted on 28 Oct 2009 - by admin In: General

This is a follow up to a previously asked question. How to remove a square background from a round logo. I have Photoshop CS4 available, but have very little experience with it. All I have managed to do so far is make the background checkered.

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2 Responses to “How do I use photoshop to filter a layer?”

Xann
October 28th, 2009 at 8:23 pm

Uh, if the background color is solid, you can use SELECT -> Color and select the color, if you're forced to zoom in 400-500% and using the pen tool to cut, cos you can click the individual with the pen tool, then right click to make a selection. E 'complicated, takes time to master the series of Photoshop.
Jack
October 28th, 2009 at 9:15 pm

A checkerboard transparency. Photoshop uses the pieces so that the user (you) know that the background is transparent. When all you see is the logo round and all the rest (the place and all) is the "failures" did. Now, if you want to save it like that for the background remains transparent, you can "save as" and save the file to a PNG file format – when used in Web development, maintenance of PNG transparency . If you want to add a color background different, just add a layer below the circle logo, make sure the layer is selected, and fill it with color. Once done, you can "save as" a JPG or other format that works for you.

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