Question:
What is a clipping path?
BargainMama
2007-04-13 21:16:06 UTC
Someone wants me to create clipping paths of images. I've never heard the term before...what does it mean? What does this process entail?

I am able to do a lot of things that I don't always know the name for, and if I don't know how to do something, I learn to do it well and do it quickly. I just need someone to give me a nudge in the right direction. Any websites or info pertaining to this topic would be appreciated, thanks!
Six answers:
anonymous
2007-04-13 21:39:05 UTC
A clipping path is a vector path which allows part of an image to show while hiding the rest. For example, if you apply a oval clipping path to a photo, the image will be visible inside the oval. Everything that is "left over," or outside the oval "frame" will disappear.



I'm not sure what photo editor you use but the tutorial below shows you how to do it with Canvas to give you the idea.
anonymous
2014-08-31 09:45:34 UTC
Photoshop clipping path service is an effective way to remove background from a photograph. It is an excellent method to employ when considering quality background removal as there is no real alternative to clipping path service. This is a Service at clipping path freelancer.
Michel
2015-02-19 19:27:17 UTC
A Clipping Path is a vectorized shape that is used in Photoshop to distinguish between the background and subject of an image.
anonymous
2014-10-15 06:23:41 UTC
A clipping path is a computer graphics term that applies to creation of any image composite created from more than one images. Clipping path is a vector format shape which isolates one part of pixel based image from the other.
Selena Jain
2015-10-13 03:51:02 UTC
In a simple way and in one sentence - clipping path is the process of removing background from any image in Photoshop.
Kamrul Islam
2014-03-26 09:38:18 UTC
I have got very Effective tutorial where Step by Step all processing of Clipping Path presented also show images presentation.



http://clickartbd.ca/photoshop-clipping-path-tutorial/


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