Kenny_G7 - Comments

If you're going to use remove.bg, remember to first crop the source image to around the head. The remove.bg preview image is only of a maximum 500x500 size (or thereabouts) so if you put in the full-size source, the face will come out quite small.

Also, the source is a bit slanting, so a couple of degree rotation clock-wise would make it look much better. Finally, remember that all cuts must contain a bit of collar.

In line with what I've posted for you earlier, can you upload it as an attachment for feedback first? All you need to do is click the add attachment button just above the submit button

@ElKennyWilly, just a reminder that cut dimensions should be 250x250.

It doesn't really capture the fine details for hair and edges well enough. Have a look at the tutorial on how to use remove.bg in the thread I linked to above, which quickly and easily provides excellent cut-outs from most sources.

@ElKennyWilly, I'm afraid these aren't really good enough for inclusion in the megapack. They seem to come from reasonably decent, if somewhat small, sources, based on the cuts produced.

First of all, in the case of small sources, it's worth making an assessment as to whether they'll actually produce improvements to the existing cut-outs, some of which have been recently cut and are of a good quality already.

Secondly, I would suggest having a look at this thread for some hints and tips on how to improve your cutting technique. What program(s) and technique(s) did you use to produce these?