Quickly deleting backgrounds with Photoshop's background Eraser tool

Continue clicking around the edge until you've made it all the way around the foreground element. Also, don't forget to remove any areas within the foreground subject that might be transparent or open, as we have in the handlebars in Figure D. Once you've made it around the entire for...

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Published inThe MacAuthority (Louisville, Ky.) Vol. 11; no. 10; p. 11
Main Author Wilder, Ron
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Louisville Element K Journals 01.10.2002
Subjects
Computer graphics
Customization
Guidelines
Image processing systems
United States
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ISSN1062-452X
1539-042X

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Summary:Continue clicking around the edge until you've made it all the way around the foreground element. Also, don't forget to remove any areas within the foreground subject that might be transparent or open, as we have in the handlebars in Figure D. Once you've made it around the entire foreground element, finish erasing the rest of the background with the standard Eraser tool (*). Then, enlarge the image and begin examining the edges for small areas that the Background Eraser tool might have missed.
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ISSN:1062-452X
1539-042X