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How to extract a stamp using PS

2015-12-14View Original

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I have a question as stated in the title: the company recently changed its seal, and the seal that was used before can no longer be used; How do I extract a stamp? I’m not familiar with PS; could someone please explain the detailed steps and tell me where to find the tools? Use properly.
Reply #22015-12-14
Magnetic cord tool in the upper left corner of PS
Reply #32015-12-14
If it’s a picture with a solid background, you can simply remove that background; this is simpler than using the lasso tool
Reply #42015-12-15
I can’t use PS; I only have the Paint program that comes with Windows. I take a screenshot of the file, enlarge it, and remove all unnecessary elements. If there is black color around the stamp, I use another color to replace it. It’s been reduced in size, so it can’t be seen.
Reply #52015-12-15
Just print a stamp directly on plain paper, scan it, and then use PS to crop it into a picture of the stamp’s size
Reply #62015-12-15
There are characters on the page; to add them, a stamping tool is needed. It’s simple, but it takes more time, and usually there are no problems with it
Reply #72015-12-24
I’ve figured it out: 1. Open the photo or scan that you want to isolate. 2. In the menu, select “Color Range”; pick the stamp you want to use, and confirm once the settings are as desired. 3. Use Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste, thereby creating a new layer. Keep this layer and delete the other layers
Reply #82015-12-24
I’ve figured it out: 1. Open the photo or scan that you want to isolate. 2. In the menu, select “Color Range”; pick the stamp you want to use, and confirm once the settings are as desired. 3. Use Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste, thereby creating a new layer. Keep this layer and delete the other layers
Reply #92015-12-25
Several tools can achieve the goal, such as rectangles and locksets. Just try it a few more times; it’s no big deal.

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