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Kevin
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I need help
its about pictures...how do i take a picture and change its background without changing the color of the thing in the picture itself?
 
its about pictures...how do i take a picture and change its background without changing the color of the thing in the picture itself?

Uhmm... Make sure that the background and the picture itself are different colours?
Make a border between these tho with the background colour you want to use?


...and where's starlifter?
 
what do you wanna use it for?? I can help, i suppose
 
Ask in the tech section.
 
This one?

I tried to make it not to look like hair, but then it seems to look a bit goofy.
 

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To change the background color, you make the background unique and the exact same color. Then use flood fill to change to any color you want. PC graphics are best for this. If you save in lossy formats even once, things will be a messy if you want to do this. You will have to edit by hand on a low-end editor like I suspect most people have. A high end editor, like Photoshop, can do a range of color values for auto transform of color, background or not. It can handle intensity, shadows, etc. with no problem. But Photoshop is expensive, complicated, personally, I rarely ever use it.

I use low end, simple, fast stuff... even a screen capture program. There are dozens of shareware programs at places like download.com.

For Icons and Avatars, I always edit by hand. Machines cannot decide properly in many cases, even photoshop.... and especially if the background was not generated by machine (e.g., uniform), or saved with a lossy process, or transforms like anti-aliasing, smoothing, blur, sharpen, etc. have been applied.
 
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