Re: How to qustion from PS Elements user In article <Agdlg.7363$lf4.5845@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net>,
Neither.
If your goal is to prepare a job for printing on a professional printing
press, to start with you should be working in Photoshop Elements, not
Photoshop. When you are preparing a catalog or any other job for
printing on a printing press, you need to work in CMYK, not RGB.
Printing presses do not work in RGB, and Elements does not work in CMYK.
The best way to remove the background depends on the kind of objects and
the program you will use to make the catalog.
If the objects have hard, sharp edges, and you are not using Adobe
Indesign to make the catalog, the best way to remove the edges is to
trace the object using the Pen tool, and then tell Photoshop to make the
pen path into a clipping path. Save the image as an EPS file and place
it in whatever program you are making the catalog in.
If the images have fuzzy, indistinct edges, or things like hair, put the
image on a layer and create a layer mask. Paint in the layer mask to
remove the background. Then, if you are using Adobe Indesign to create
the catalog, save the file as a layered transparent .psd file and place
that in Indesign. If you are using some other program to make the
catalog, save the image as a TIFF and place it in your program you're
using to make the catalog.
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