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marlins59

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I am new to photoshop and I need some help

I have 1 pic and 1 background

The pic has a white background that I want to remove and add it to the a beach background.

how can I remove the white background and replace it with a beach background
 
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is the white background a perfectly consistent color i.e. white? If it is a photograph, you will need to do a cut-out using the pen tool, else you can just use the magic eraser to cut away the consistent background color.

Mail the pic to me if you want me to have a look at it! :)
 
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hi there...

i am new to this forum n i am a graphics designer..
if u need, you could send the pics to me n i wil do the modification for you..
thanks..
mafia..
 
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wow...mafia.inc that is a very generous offer.

I would use the magic wand and just click on the white area. Depending on the intensity of your wand...just keep adjusting until you find the right balance of what the wand selects...then just hit delete and delete the white.

More than likely you will have to go around the edges of the cut out shape and clean it up a bit. Eraser works well for this.

You can also get into masking which is really the best way to do this...but that's a whole other lesson :)

Good luck. Photoshop is really a great program.
 
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well there are multiple steps to be made.
I'll do it for you for free if you want.
PM

or I can make you a video tutorial for some cash
 
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u just cut the white off with lasso
 
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Use the magic wand and click the white background and click delete.

Create a new layer and drag the beach background onto it, and make the background layer the first layer.
 
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