can anyone remove backgrounds cleanly?

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would like both of these without background

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have the first one, the second one is a total pain in the ass and im out of time, sry

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>>264124
I made an attempt, it's a bit choppy.

>>264206
Huh... I guess it doesn't look too bad. It looks worse on Photoshop.

both are great, thanks so much!

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>>264171
What feature did you use to do this in photoshop?

How did you changed white values into transparency in some areas. Did you use a layer mask exclusively for the blood? After deleting the background with a selection?

>>264404
Easy, magic wand tool. The second one is a bit tricky, but putting a little bit more effort would do it

>>264404
not photoshop, gimp.
but kinda what >>264412 said (in reality is doing "color to transparency" only on some selected areas, that you can select using various tools, one of which is the "wand")

Lmao you can do this shit in powerpoint

>>264606
[citation needed]

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>>264412
>>264494
thanks, guys. just started learning, looked up quite a few tutorials, but the only way i'm aware of is to paste an inverted black and white picture into a transparency mask. black and white gradient becomes transparency. but this is very unintuitive and requires a lot of screwing around with color balance and curves so the mask gradient is correct for each color. copy pasting from a separate layer each time. wasn't sure if there was a simple feature for this, i'll have to check out gimp as well

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>>264699
forgot to post