delete the background in photoshop

[Checchinho]

Hey, guys, I have a problem I can't fix. ..practically I have to change the background of an image in photoshop..I create a new file from scratch so that I have the level blocked as background and then insert my photo on level 1...click on the background of this photo with the magic wand and do canc...the background nn m erases...m comes out:
impossible to complete the request because the advanced object cannot be changed. . .
Now I wonder how it can be possible since the level is not blocked...thanks to tt!

 

[AntonioV]

Does this joke do it with all the files, or just with that photo?

In the meantime, I suggest you an alternative method old school:

1] Open one side by side the file with the target background, and the photo that will go first floor

2] magic wand, with tolerance=0 and contiguity activated

3] click on the background of the photo

4. shift-ctrl-i (to reverse the selection)

5) ctrl- c 6] activates the window with the target background, and ctrlv

 

[lory.b]

Now I wonder how it can be possible since the level is not blocked...thanks to tt!

Tell him to straighten the level. you should find the voice in the options of the level shovel.
I do.

 

[AntonioV]

for fans: following This is link, I tested the suggested runtime, and here is the result "visual" of the previous post.

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[Checchinho]

So if I rasterizzo the level I should solve the problem? ?

 

[Fulvio Romano]

Could be a floating level. In this case you can't even raster.
if you use the procedure of the Dutchman you should solve (except for points 2 to 4, which can be replaced with a normal rectangular selection). In fact, in this way a new level is created that contains the image, and not a new level in which the image is inserted in a floating way. However the layer panel should give you all the information of the case.

Anyway, what photoshop are we talking about? Cs2?