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Peter Bargh put some info on here about creating a silhouette. Forgive me, but I'm not not a photographer, though I have worked with many snappers in news media. I would like to understand how to create a silhouette for a poster I am charged with creating for an am-dram group where I live in France. Peter's info is helpful, but I do not understand the term threshold and how I can access it. I have a standard laptop running Vitsa/ Windows. I am in a panic as I said I could do this job this week. Can someone hand-hold me on this occasion.
Are you taking the photo, or do you have a photo that you are trying to create a silhouette from?
If taking a photo, the usual method is to find somewhere that the background is brighter than the subject and meter off the background. As you say you are not a photographer, I suspect you have a pic you need to convert - try uploading to your portfolio and someone may be able to describe the best method in a comment.
Hi StuartAt and mnad-dogs - I have the image downloaded from the internet, thought I'd added it as an attachment, but hey-ho. I was searching in Windows for the Threshold element, so thanks that it is in Photoshop (which I assume Peter B assumed people would know) , which I don't have, so it looks like I am stuck.
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