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Good Morning, all…
I am using Photoshop 7 and am trying to add individual red (255,0,0) pixels which
I’ve generated in a raw transparent file (File1) using Grain=>Sprinkles. I started out by filling File1 with red, then using the Grain=>Sprinkles, Intensity
97, Contrast 100 so that individual red pixels remain on File1.
I then want to select a region of File2 (another raw file) and have the pixels from
File1 to populate File2. I can’t seem to get the pixels to populate the region of
File2 without a white background. I want the background of File1 to be transparent and only overlay the red pixels to File2.
When I create the new File1 and indicate Transparent, I am expecting the transparency representation of the open file, however, it is shown with a white
background. Can you not represent transparency in a raw file?
Any help appreciated…Thanks Bob
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lvMMMCCIX
www.raogk.com
Genealogy Volunteer
I am using Photoshop 7 and am trying to add individual red (255,0,0) pixels which
I’ve generated in a raw transparent file (File1) using Grain=>Sprinkles. I started out by filling File1 with red, then using the Grain=>Sprinkles, Intensity
97, Contrast 100 so that individual red pixels remain on File1.
I then want to select a region of File2 (another raw file) and have the pixels from
File1 to populate File2. I can’t seem to get the pixels to populate the region of
File2 without a white background. I want the background of File1 to be transparent and only overlay the red pixels to File2.
When I create the new File1 and indicate Transparent, I am expecting the transparency representation of the open file, however, it is shown with a white
background. Can you not represent transparency in a raw file?
Any help appreciated…Thanks Bob
—
__________
lvMMMCCIX
www.raogk.com
Genealogy Volunteer
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