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    • holmes1977H Offline
      holmes1977
      last edited by

      Hi all

      Hope someone will be able to answer a PS question for me.

      Im used to opening a PNG (Vray output) in PS and having the Alpha channel cut out (transparent) on the same layer

      But when I save image as a EXR, it opens in PS with a Alpha channel.

      Can somebody point me to a good tutorial or tell me how to use the Alhpa channel to cut out or make transparent background.
      Like a PNG exported from Vray with a VFB Alpha

      Hope the picture explains it better

      http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt154/holmes1977_album/Alpha_01.jpg

      Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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      • StinkieS Offline
        Stinkie
        last edited by

        Here you are: http://www.kerkythea.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=42&func=fileinfo&id=9

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          alpro
          last edited by

          Make the alpha channel visible, the other channels invisible, then make sure you are working on the alpha channel, use select by color range to pick the black background. Now make the other channels visible and the alpha channel invisible, go back to your layer, the background selection should still be showing, cut, now you can place your new background behind your layer. Or you could save the selection, open whatever image you want to use for the background and load your selection, cut, now you can place your new background on top of your layer.

          Mike

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          • holmes1977H Offline
            holmes1977
            last edited by

            Cheers guys

            Thanks so much

            Exaggeration makes a dull story better.

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