> This problem involves an illo to be used on a book cover in
> Scribus.
>
> Some time back I took a photo of a church with a white sky
> background (OK very light gray). I was able to select and
> delete the background so now I have the church plus a
> transparent background. I saved it as png.
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 3:38 PM, John Culleton wrote:
> Currently the illo is in png form, though of course I can go
> back to the original jpg from the scanner. Using either
> product, the png or the original jpg, how do I eliminate both
> the sky and the white line?
Open the PNG. File->Save As
This problem involves an illo to be used on a book cover in
Scribus.
Some time back I took a photo of a church with a white sky
background (OK very light gray). I was able to select and
delete the background so now I have the church plus a
transparent background. I saved it as png. When i use
>Hi,
>Most probably you don't have an alpha channel on that layer. To add an
>alpha channel, right-click on the layer name in the Layers Dialog and
>choose Add alpha channel.
>Abel
Wow!
You are right!
Thank you so much!
By the way I guess you are from Hungary.
I'm listening to Hungarian m
7/21/2010 12:23 PM keltezéssel, Ramlyn írta:
> I downloaded the last version of GIMP and started to use it. But I have a big
> problem.
> When I use the deletion tool, it doesn't delete to transparent but to white.
> I don't know why.
> It doesn't happen only with the background picture. Also wit
I downloaded the last version of GIMP and started to use it. But I have a big
problem.
When I use the deletion tool, it doesn't delete to transparent but to white.
I don't know why.
It doesn't happen only with the background picture. Also with any other layer.
Does anybody know a solution?
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Ra
Martin Nordholts writes:
>On 07/19/2010 10:48 AM, Jeffery Small wrote:
>>
>> I recently upgraded from Gimp 2.4.3 to 2.6.8. The free select tool has
>> changed to allow polygon edges and this also now requires that the stop
>> point be extremely close to the start point in order to close the area