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Putting selections on images.

New Here ,
Mar 06, 2013 Mar 06, 2013

New here.

Ok so I got this photo, from the the cartoon Tim.120208-ep30-1800.jpg

It doesnt look HD but its pretty HD. So I want to select the people heads and stuff so then i could move them around and stuff. So far from what I know you can't, you have to get on an editing program and select the stuff and leave no back ground. So just for a test out i selected the guy who's eating a sandwich, i selected his head, mouth, and left eye. Now after  the first time When i got on selections it was only the head. Im kind of thinking now of layers so tell me if I'm correct here : you select a new layer and upload the mouth/eye each one seperate. then i could just select an eye, clicking on the leyer that the eye is one and I have it good now. Ok so thats about it. Just how would I make a little scene out of this?

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New Here ,
Mar 06, 2013 Mar 06, 2013

OH PLEASE HELP

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Mar 06, 2013 Mar 06, 2013
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convert that bitmap to a vector: select it>click modify>bitmap>trace bitmap.

once that's converted to a bitmap you can select (using the lasso) one of the heads along with the eyes and mouth etc.  then convert that to a movieclip.

edit that movieclip and select the eyes and covert that to a movieclip.  select the mouth and convert that to a movieclip.

you are not setup to animate that guy.

likewise for the other guys.

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