I know this is a flash board but I figured there would be some photoshop whizzes out there as well. My question is is there a way to strip out a black image on a white background? I have an image that has jagged edges, etc.. which would take forever to cut out and and individually delete the white remnants of the white backgroudn I clipped it out of. I've tried the magic wand etc but can't find a way to cleanly pull out the black image off without taking some white with it? anyone have any tips?
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TheConeHead
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not that I know of... is it like really big or something?
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its actually japanese characters (in black) on a white flattened background. I want to pull the characters out without the white ghosting that always happens. I thought maybe using channels somehow you could isolate the black color and select it.
TheConeHead
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could you try to find them else where .. maybe a font or something -- or clipart
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