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WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

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Selecting areas to keep or discard<br />

Images, Animation, and Multimedia 191<br />

A pair of brushes for keeping and discarding is used to "paint" areas of the<br />

image. The tools are called Keep Brush and Discard Brush, and are either used<br />

independently or, more typically, in combination with each other. When using<br />

either tool, the brush paints an area contained by an outline which is considered<br />

to be discarded or retained (depending on brush type). A configurable number of<br />

pixels adjacent to the outline area are blended.<br />

Background<br />

Color<br />

To aid the selection operation, several display modes are available<br />

to show selection.<br />

Show Original, Show Tinted, and Show Transparent buttons<br />

respectively display the image with:<br />

• selection areas only<br />

• various colored tints aiding complex selection<br />

operations<br />

• checkerboard transparency areas marked for discarding.<br />

For Show tinted, a red tint indicates areas to be discarded; a green<br />

tint shows areas to be kept.<br />

For Show transparent mode, a different Background<br />

color can be set (at bottom of the Studio) which might<br />

help differentiate areas to keep or discard.<br />

To select image areas for keeping/discarding:<br />

1. In Image Cutout Studio, click either Keep brush or<br />

Discard brush from the left of the Studio workspace.<br />

2. (Optional) Pick a Brush size suitable for the area to be worked on.

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