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In the visibility group you can set the opacity of the image on the Page design. This can be used to create ghosting images. For example, see the differences in the images shown below:
| No Opacity | Opacity 50% |
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Besides setting the opacity for the image, you can also select the visibility of the image as well the printability. Each drop down menu offers three selections:
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Now take a look at the photo images below. On the left you have the original and on the right the photo with the opacity mask.
No Opacity | Using Opacity Mask |
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But you can also load images or use solid colors.
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Now take a look at the photo images below. On the left you have the original and on the right the photo with the background removed.
| No Removal | Background Removed |
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It is important to realize that the result of the background removal depends on the quality of the image and the used background. Always try to use real blue or green backgrounds when taking photos as this offers the best removal result.
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When you have enabled pre-rendering of objects into the background image, you will see an aditional additional check-box to flag each object to be pre-rendered.
By default this is enabled for images and shapes, but not for text or Barcodes.
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