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How Do I Take A Background From One Pic And Place It On Another?


Ninpo

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I'm trying to take a really great background from a picture, and place it on another picture.

 

I have very little experiance with image editing and I could really do with some help.

 

EDIT: I might be confuseing some people so here we go.

 

I'm trying to take the background from this pictue

 

 

Gunslinger_by_uNReaLFuZion.jpg

 

 

and place it in the background of this picture

 

 

Gunslinger-1.jpg

 

 

Hope that clears things up.

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I understood in the first place, heres the problem, your original image you want for your background already has a foreground image, and you cannot remove it, therefore if you want to put your 'gun lady' on it, you will have to have the man from the other picture.

 

Think of it like putting a sticker on a peice of card, you still have the cards BG, you cant remove it.

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I understood in the first place' date=' heres the problem, your original image you want for your background already has a foreground image, and you cannot remove it, therefore if you want to put your 'gun lady' on it, you will have to have the man from the other picture.

 

Think of it like putting a sticker on a peice of card, you still have the cards BG, you cant remove it.

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Aw man. Thanks anyways.

 

For future projects. Could you tell me in detail how to place a background on a picture useing GIMP?

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Heres how it goes, you have to find a render ( planetrenders.com)

 

then you can use the 'magic wand tool' to erase all black/white space that is not needed, this will give you an image without a background.

 

then you create another layer and put your background in, rearrange to fit.

 

there are some tuts, its pretty simple when you try playing with it :)

 

BTW, heres why your two images wont work:

 

117a4qo.jpg

 

you can still see his guns.

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Heres how it goes' date=' you have to find a render ( planetrenders.com)

 

then you can use the 'magic wand tool' to erase all black/white space that is not needed, this will give you an image without a background.

 

then you create another layer and put your background in, rearrange to fit.

 

there are some tuts, its pretty simple when you try playing with it :)

 

BTW, heres why your two images wont work:

 

[img']http://i43.tinypic.com/117a4qo.jpg[/img]

 

you can still see his guns.

 

Ok, thanks alot. Ill have to go background hunting then :P

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