Where is preserve transparency in photoshop cs3

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Question: Q: Question: Q: preserving a tiff's transparency in final cut i'm trying to import a logo with a transparent background into final cut the file is a. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too.

That will preserve the transparency. View answer in context. Select if from the Tool Panel, click on the white background to select it. Now there are always some spaces in the middle with background peaking through and you can notice in the image below. We need to repeat the process, select the Magic Wand Tool W and then click on the spaces in the middle and select these white spaces as well. Repeat the process until you make the background transparent completely.

Here you can see I am done now:. To preserve the transparency of the logo, we need to save the image in PNG format. This format will help you add your logo wherever you want to without any background behind it. Now you place your logo wherever you want to. I hope you enjoyed the tutorial and let me know if you need any help I would love to help you.

If you like the tutorial then do share into the world. Thank you so much for this easy to use tutorial! Saved me a ton a time and gave me a new tool as a novice Photoshop user. This is great for a solid picture, but what do you do with a logo or picture that has spaces in the middle with background peaking through?

Good Question Eric, if you send me a link of picture as an example then I can able to help you. Meanwhile, I have tons of tutorials on extraction. These are just the assumption but just provide me a sample of your image that you are working on.