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ceo54 · 18th October 2014, 18:42

I'm currently using Picasa and MS paint but I need more features specifically where I could cut a part of an image and paste it on another. Paint has this option but it's impossible to cut a face, heir part or whole body itself.

I'll show an example of what I'm trying to achieve.

I wanted to cut the model only and put her on some other background.
Any ware that could auto select the part of the canvas according to what I want that would do the trick.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Oh! I forgot to mention, since I'm making album covers, I'll also want advance text inserting options, Picasa does a good job but only problems with it are 1) limited fonts 2) No 3d effect.

Thanks

Edit:I can't use Photoshop cuz I don't know how to and I don't have the RAM to run it either.

RTechnik · 18th October 2014, 19:06

you can use gimp - it is freeware or you can go for one of the other programs like photoshop

MonkFish · 18th October 2014, 19:17

i'd recommend photoshop. i've been using it for 15 years and still learn new stuff.

it might be a bit of learning curve from picasa and paint, but its so much more powerful, and there are plenty of tutorials and videos to help out

edit - sorry i just noticed you said you can't use photoshop! how about an older version?

Booster Gold · 18th October 2014, 19:26

Download Paint.net or gimp if you want something installed on your PC for offline use.
Use the magic wand tool to cut out the model from the rest of the image.
Sometimes, I use this online editor. You can try it if you want.

Code:

http://apps.pixlr.com/editor/

ceo54 · 18th October 2014, 20:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by RTechnik

you can use gimp - it is freeware or you can go for one of the other programs like photoshop

I will definetly look forward to GIMP. Just need more info on that.
Thanks.

ceo54 · 18th October 2014, 20:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by MonkFish

i'd recommend photoshop. i've been using it for 15 years and still learn new stuff.

it might be a bit of learning curve from picasa and paint, but its so much more powerful, and there are plenty of tutorials and videos to help out

edit - sorry i just noticed you said you can't use photoshop! how about an older version?

Truth be told, Photoshop has become so successful that other developers, both companies and individuals have started developing plugins that have opened the gates for endless possibilities.

Before I can consider it, may I know how much physical memory it takes and what is the size of the latest version?

ceo54 · 18th October 2014, 20:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ptenisnet

Download Paint.net or gimp if you want something installed on your PC for offline use.
Use the magic wand tool to cut out the model from the rest of the image.
Sometimes, I use this online editor. You can try it if you want.

Code:

http://apps.pixlr.com/editor/

As is said I will try GIMP, just need to know is it simple? and this magic wand tool, how accurate is it? To be able to catch every single falling heir it needs to be scan with precision.

Booster Gold · 18th October 2014, 21:01

It is possible to make an accurate selection using the magic wand tool but you must adjust the settings to suit your needs and you need to spend some time on it. There are several tutorials online on how to use it. Read them.

MonkFish · 18th October 2014, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by ceo54

Before I can consider it, may I know how much physical memory it takes and what is the size of the latest version?

i'm not sure, but i used cs5 for a few months last year on a really old computer ( it had a 3 1/2" disk drive! and usb1! ) i think it was 1ghz and 1gb memory, sure it wasn't the fastest, but it worked!

alexora · 18th October 2014, 22:43

There is another good option: a free online applications that needs no download and incorporates many of Photoshop's features.

Try it: pixlr.

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ceo54 Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 26 Thanks: 18 Thanked 28 Times in 20 Posts	Photo editing Software? I'm currently using Picasa and MS paint but I need more features specifically where I could cut a part of an image and paste it on another. Paint has this option but it's impossible to cut a face, heir part or whole body itself. I'll show an example of what I'm trying to achieve. I wanted to cut the model only and put her on some other background. Any ware that could auto select the part of the canvas according to what I want that would do the trick. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Oh! I forgot to mention, since I'm making album covers, I'll also want advance text inserting options, Picasa does a good job but only problems with it are 1) limited fonts 2) No 3d effect. Thanks Edit:I can't use Photoshop cuz I don't know how to and I don't have the RAM to run it either. Last edited by ceo54; 18th October 2014 at 20:21.

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Booster Gold V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: C-53 Posts: 8,370 Thanks: 31,593 Thanked 72,886 Times in 8,246 Posts	Download Paint.net or gimp if you want something installed on your PC for offline use. Use the magic wand tool to cut out the model from the rest of the image. Sometimes, I use this online editor. You can try it if you want. Code: http://apps.pixlr.com/editor/

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Booster Gold V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: C-53 Posts: 8,370 Thanks: 31,593 Thanked 72,886 Times in 8,246 Posts	It is possible to make an accurate selection using the magic wand tool but you must adjust the settings to suit your needs and you need to spend some time on it. There are several tutorials online on how to use it. Read them.