In previous versions, if you had three instances of the same photo on the page, and if you dropped a new photo onto one of those three duplicate images, all three would change to the new image. More Photo Tool Stuff The Panorama Tool Now supports up to 8 images instead of the previous maximum of 6. When you expand the size of the Color Marker circle, you average more color variations into your selection. The two examples shown on the left are a close up of the pink flower and you can see that the pink is actually made up of many different colored pixels that when viewed as a photo blend together. The Color Marker samples the pixels and averages the pixels to arrive at the overall color.
The Color Select/Erase Tool works best when you have good color contrast such as the bright pink flowers shown above left and the medium deep green foliage behind. In addition, you can use any of the Photo Tool > Enhance settings to modify the color which is how I achieved the muted gray green image on the right. The Hue Strength slider as shown is all the way to the right or 100% saturation. You can modify the color (Hue) of a photo or bitmap graphic such as the logo bitmap by dragging the Hue slider through the color spectrum. In the example above, I Color Selected just the quail logo, created a Soft Mask, and used another all new addition to the Photo Tool fly out, Set Photo Hue to create a range of colored duplicates. This creates a mask that masks everything except the selection: the logo. You can for example select the quail logo and press Make Soft Mask. Markers can be edited separately and can be deleted.) The Color Select/Erase Tool can select a color or a range of colors as well as erase, hence the name of the tool. (A Color Marker is added every time you click a color. I used three markers and added a drop shadow to show how effectively the mottled background has been removed. If your bitmap has a colored background or in the case of the example shown above left, a mottled background, you may need more than one Color Marker. You can increase or decrease the Color Tolerance and Fade slider setting to expand or limit the range of colors. You have a choice of backgrounds as shown in the drop down list to reveal the amount of color erased. This color marker selects the color or colors you wish to erase or select.
A Color Marker appears which is a black circle with four resizing arrows. Select the Photo Tool > Color Erase Tool, and click on the white background. In the simplest example, we have a two color logo on a white background. And a much more powerful way because you can not only drop out any background color, you can drop out a bunch of colors and they don’t even have to be related in hue. Until now the answer has been to either draw a vector masking shape around the image to be retained and to use Intersect Shapes, or Apply Clip View to add a vector mask, or to use Mehdi Eraser Classic in the Live Effects Tool. The Color Select/Erase Tool If I had a dollar for every person who asked, how do I get rid of the background behind a bitmap image, I could have retired many years ago.
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