Creating a white background

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I`m trying to make the background in the picture below, plain white for my model car website. So far my attempts at doing this have been crap, I end up with smudged and broken outlines, the white seems to bleed in to the colour. I am using gimp. Please help!:bonk:

Car.JPG
 
:shrug:

something like this

car-1.jpg



md:shrug:
 
does your software have a magic wand ...

i use ps7 and all i did was select the magic wand tool on the shot it went all around the car the used a brush on the photo..

very basic but it has solid lines so was very easy to do...

md:thumbs:

if you dont let me know we should be able to do it somehow...

" goes off to search gimp :shrug:"
 
does your software have a magic wand ...

i use ps7 and all i did was select the magic wand tool on the shot it went all around the car the used a brush on the photo..

very basic but it has solid lines so was very easy to do...

md:thumbs:

if you dont let me know we should be able to do it somehow...

" goes off to search gimp :shrug:"

I can`t find a magic wand thingy, but it doesn`t mean it doesn`t have one, I have only just started to use it. :bonk:
 
i can not help with the gimp sortware mate sorry...

but it would be worth finding out..

maybe look here...magic wand tool

google is our friend


md:thumbs:
 
i can not help with the gimp sortware mate sorry...

but it would be worth finding out..

maybe look here...magic wand tool

google is our friend


md:thumbs:

I found the fuzzy icon, I didn`t realise that was the magic wand. I will have a go with this, thanks for the link by the way.

Thanks MD your help is much appreciated.

Thanks also to mattyh. I should be able to attack it now :thumbs:
 
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my work here is done....:lol:


md:thumbs:


ps a slight tweak on the sharpness for web would not hurt also a little more contrast imo
 
My 2p for what it's worth

Use a more reflective 'floor' - something very white & shiny will reduce or even remove the need for much if any PP work, perhaps a nice shiny tray or some such - worst way going a batch process could sort it

DD
 
My 2p for what it's worth

Use a more reflective 'floor' - something very white & shiny will reduce or even remove the need for much if any PP work, perhaps a nice shiny tray or some such - worst way going a batch process could sort it

DD

Good advice, I will have a go tomorrow and experiment with different surfaces. :thumbs:
 
In addition to all the excellent advice above... Viveza (Nik software) is an amazing tool, download the free trial and give it a go.
 
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