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hi guys.
Many times, I’ll receive images I need to edit which contain white backgrounds and I often have to chop out this white background to work on the image itself.
The problem though is that although this background is white, there are dozens of ever so slightly different white variations throughout the background making it impossible to simply select the magic wand tool, click the background, and delete it.
Is there any way to make the magic wand tool act not so picky? In other words, when I click on a white background, it selects the entire background even if some of the pixels are shaded 1 or 2 degrees whiter than the one next to them?
thanks in advance.
-Ryan
Many times, I’ll receive images I need to edit which contain white backgrounds and I often have to chop out this white background to work on the image itself.
The problem though is that although this background is white, there are dozens of ever so slightly different white variations throughout the background making it impossible to simply select the magic wand tool, click the background, and delete it.
Is there any way to make the magic wand tool act not so picky? In other words, when I click on a white background, it selects the entire background even if some of the pixels are shaded 1 or 2 degrees whiter than the one next to them?
thanks in advance.
-Ryan
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