<p>I've spent several days trying to figure out how to make simple black-and-white seal logo become transparent (lose background) to be able to "stamp" it on pictures as "signature". The logo is round seal with two circles inside of each other, and some text within and then a picture in the center. All done in black ink and white background everywhere. I check colours and it says it has 63 or 64 colours. I took every single step with evaluation versions of GIMP, and Paint Shop Pro as per the following instructions (I made sure I followed everything that he suggests): http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/web_graphics/article.php/3480011<br /> <br /> I also tried to "strip" his own smiley (provided on that page) off the blue colour and failed as well.<br /> <br /> It seems simple, but it fails to create a gif that has transparent background. I post the "transparent" logo on another image and it still has the rectangular white background.<br /> <br /> Am really devastated how such a simple task has to be so time-consuming and so difficult to achieve. Isn't there a software that just does that? So I found <br /> <br /> Any ideas and help? Is there a software that succeeds to accomplish this task easily?</p>
Which one? GIMP vs Elements vs Corel Paint Shop Pro
in The Digital Darkroom: Process, Technique & Printing
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