sorry for asking this question again, i realize it's been solved with photoshop's 'remove black matte' a thousand times in this forum,
but my problem is that i have a client that can't be expected to have that kind of knowledge.
i need to render some objects with transparent background so that my client can easily mount them in various settings.
i've tried 'don't antialias against background', 24 bit, 48 bit, white, black, no filters, sub pixels and god knows what,
but i just cant seem to get that straight unmultiplied alpha i thought png's should have:
from www.w3.org about png's, written in 1996, but i guess it still applies...
...any ideas on how to get that straight png alpha into photoshop?
but my problem is that i have a client that can't be expected to have that kind of knowledge.
i need to render some objects with transparent background so that my client can easily mount them in various settings.
i've tried 'don't antialias against background', 24 bit, 48 bit, white, black, no filters, sub pixels and god knows what,
but i just cant seem to get that straight unmultiplied alpha i thought png's should have:
PNG uses "unassociated" or "non-premultiplied" alpha so that images with separate transparency masks can be stored losslessly.
...any ideas on how to get that straight png alpha into photoshop?
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