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Shared88
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doubrovski
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Hello,
- Select a "good" portion of image with the Rectangular Marquee tool
- Activate Free Transform [Ctrl+T]
- Stretch the selected area to hide the belt
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Shared88
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Hi doubrovski, thanks for your reply. I tried it and did the rectangular marquee tool. I noted that you successfully deleted the belt picture, but how do I delete it away? Which tool should I use?
Thanks alot for you help!
P.S I might pour in more Qs the next time. Hope you dun mind 
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doubrovski
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| Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 8:29 pm Post subject: |
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Hi sharon,
No need to erase. Just press [Ctrl+T] and transform the selected rectangle to hide the existing picture
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Shared88
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 1:45 am Post subject: |
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Hi doubrovski,
Thanks. I've applied Ctrl+T but the product image and background color were both taken off - as attached. How to make the background color stay intact, like what you've done?
Pardon my ignorance.
Thanks alot.
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doubrovski
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Sharon,
Have you cleared the selected (and transformed) area with [Delete] key? You shouldn't erase or delete anything. Just apply the transformation and save the image.
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