I want to get this image round instead of the square outside background.I have been up most of the night trying to figure this out.Needing my image round for LOGO use.I want to learn how but I have to have this image by today late.thank you,Larry
http://www.wtv-zone.com/Larry82052/Larr ... rTone2.jpg
How Can I get this IMage just round?
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Re: How Can I get this IMage just round?
Images are rectangles. I don't understand "I want to get this image round instead of the square outside background."
Perhaps you want to turn the white pixels transparent:
Perhaps you want to turn the white pixels transparent:
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convert LarryColorTone2.jpg -transparent White larry.png
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Re: How Can I get this IMage just round?
Not sure what that means,I clicked on the link but nothing happened,,confused,sorry.I want just a round pic of me is all but I don't know how to look at what you wrote there? Larry
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Re: How Can I get this IMage just round?
Yea what I would like to do is get my pic Above(Round) inside this Snare pic below.If I can get the pic of me round,I know how to combine the two together to get what I am looking for.
Re: How Can I get this IMage just round?
The problem with your first image is that it is a jpg and so the background will be in this case white. If it was a png with a transparent background you could composite it over the noose.
Alternatively you could use a mask to create a round hole in the snare image and composite it over your head. This could be a problem and is easiest if both images are the same size as the canvas size is taken from the first image.
Alternatively you could use a mask to create a round hole in the snare image and composite it over your head. This could be a problem and is easiest if both images are the same size as the canvas size is taken from the first image.