Been using Photoshop CS4 trial and I wanted to know how to select a color to alpha so I can make a black background transparent. Can anyone help me?
Select it, press delete.
Alternatively, cut and paste it so it's a new layer. Then you can adjust the transparency.
Make a new layer, fill it with black, adjust the opacity in the top of the layers tab.
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/XZ_5Pv.png[/img]
Above post is the exact opposite of transparency?
Anyways, under Select, there should be an option to select a color range. Enter that, click the color you want to delete, hit enter when you have a decent selection, and hit CTRL+X to cut it out. Make sure there's a layer of transparency UNDER your main image.
Oh. Make the black go away, not make the black be see-through.
Now that's a bad read.
But the progress is quite similar actually.
Here is a couple (but not all) ways to do it.
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/5m3Bgv.png[/img]
Nevermind, just got GIMP to do my color to alpha and then import it into Photoshop.
Just make a new layer. It defaults transparent... :eng101:
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