@Draskulla, have you considered cutting these yourself? In most cases, your images are of a very good quality and with remove.bg and photopea.com, it wouldn't take you too long to do them yourself tbh, a couple of minutes each at most. You'd avoid having to wait for us to get round to them…
With the technique demonstrated in the below video, it takes you a really short amount of time to do an excellent cut. Perhaps you hadn't seen it before but here you can see how best to use both free tools effectively and quickly.
@Draskulla, have you considered cutting these yourself? In most cases, your images are of a very good quality and with remove.bg and photopea.com, it wouldn't take you too long to do them yourself tbh, a couple of minutes each at most. You'd avoid having to wait for us to get round to them…
With the technique demonstrated in the below video, it takes you a really short amount of time to do an excellent cut. Perhaps you hadn't seen it before but here you can see how best to use both free tools effectively and quickly.
Thank you mons. I really had no idea it was this easy. Will begin cutting soon (starting with this one).
@mons from what I can see, I think there's a bit of snow. Is there any way to remove it with Photopea? I can't seem to find “Transparency and Gamut”.
I actually think this is the best of all your images because of all the hair details. In an attempt to remove the snow, it seems you removed it all. I've cut it myself so you can compare to see the differences.
Here's a video on how to spot and remove snow. Unfortunately photopea doesn't have the facility to change the transparency colours to facilitate spotting snow, so you'll have to find a way to view your draft cut on a black background in order to spot the snow.
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@Draskulla, have you considered cutting these yourself? In most cases, your images are of a very good quality and with remove.bg and photopea.com, it wouldn't take you too long to do them yourself tbh, a couple of minutes each at most. You'd avoid having to wait for us to get round to them…
With the technique demonstrated in the below video, it takes you a really short amount of time to do an excellent cut. Perhaps you hadn't seen it before but here you can see how best to use both free tools effectively and quickly.