Background Remover
5.2
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ImageSkill
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Windows
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| License: |
Shareware |
| Price: |
$49 (Buy it now)
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| Size: |
34000
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is a Photoshop-compatible plug-in for Windows designed by ImageSkill Sofware that can work with Adobe Photoshop, Corel Paint Shop Pro etc. cut objects out from images having complex background content with the minimum efforts. Result may be used for collage, scrap-book and greeting card creation. Now you can process translucent areas.In contrast to majority masking program such as: Adobe Magic Extractor, Corel Knock-Out, Microsoft Expression and so on, allows to receive perfect result without exact marking of an objects colors. You do not need accurately draw out an object. You can simply mark colors inside and outside object and press Apply. The efficiency of background removing is adjusted by moving one slider only. Our product does not leave noise on texture background (for example: grass, leaves, small stones etc). It gives excellent result on simple gradient background (sky, water etc) also. You can extract semi-transparency objects (like wool or flying away hears) now. You can receive attractive results and it takes less time and efforts.There are many additional possibilities - you can feather object mask in order to receive soft transition. You can contract mask in order to avoid undesirable border around objects and you can smooth boundary contour of the object. Using Defringe tool you can unmix colors for correct background replacing.For the manual correction of the resulting image you can use erase/restore brush. In erase mode brash has hard and soft profile. The first one is used for the full background removing. The second one is intended for the softening of the object boundary in the place of interest. You can switch between original image and result one and preview the extracted object against a colored matte background.Our product has simple install and uninstall procedures, help and small tutorial.This help contains the following sections: Recent changes Install and uninstall procedures Using Tools, Sliders and Buttons Descriptions Tutorials Simple Object Extracting Semi-Transparent Object Extracting Tips and Tricks Quick Buy |
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