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November 16th, 2007, 02:00 PM
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Retaining an Existing Shadow in a New Background
Sometimes your client has an image in which he would like to have the object cropped out of the background but retain the shadow. If the object is on a light background, this is generally a simple matter of dropping out the background.
Read the full article here: Retaining an Existing Shadow in a New Background
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