Thursday, January 13, 2011

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Sometimes an imagesetter has difficulty interpreting image clipping paths, or a printer finds the image clipping path too complex to print, resulting in a Limitcheck error or a general PostScript error. Sometimes you can print a complex path on a low-resolution printer without difficulty but run into problems when printing the same path on a high-resolution printer. This is because the lower-resolution printer simplifies the path, using fewer line segments to describe curves than does the high-resolution printer.
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* Manually reduce the number of anchor points on the path. (See Adding, deleting, and converting anchor points.)
* Increase the tolerance setting used to create the path. To do this, load the existing path as a selection, choose Make Work Path from the Paths palette menu, and increase the tolerance setting (4 to 6 pixels is a good starting value). Then re-create the image clipping path. For more information, see Converting paths to selection borders and Using image clipping paths to create transparency.
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In the Layers palette, select the layer containing the object you want to extract. If you select a background layer, it becomes a normal layer after the extraction. If the layer contains a selection, the extraction erases the background only in the selected area.
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When you extract the object, Photoshop erases its background to transparency. Pixels on the edge of the object lose their color components derived from the background, so they can blend with a new background without producing a color halo.
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If you want to erase the background of an object with intricate or wispy edges, use the Extract command.
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The Eraser and Magic Eraser tools let you erase areas of an image to transparency or to the background color. The Background Eraser tool (Photoshop) lets you erase to transparency on a layer. You can also use the Auto Erase option with the Pencil tool to erase the foreground color to the background color as you paint.