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apophenia:
Thanks folks.

Frank: Photoline looks intriguing ... and I had a wander around its support section. I think I'll give Photoline a try.


--- Quote from: Litvyak on September 24, 2025, 11:14:07 PM ---Using the lasso tool, I selected this house, did 'select inverse', hit the 'delete' key on the keyboard, and there's a blank white background... (this house is in Sandon btw)

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That is pretty much the same technique that I was using in PS. Mostly, I just select one small area at a time and 'cut' that before moving on. On occasion, I use 'inverse' but mainly for feathering harsh edges.

ps: Cool to see a bit of Sandon architecture. Their collection of CCF-Brill T48 trolley busses also intrigues. I wonder what their original plan was for the Brills?

Litvyak:

--- Quote from: apophenia on September 26, 2025, 04:15:34 AM ---That is pretty much the same technique that I was using in PS. Mostly, I just select one small area at a time and 'cut' that before moving on. On occasion, I use 'inverse' but mainly for feathering harsh edges.
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I use inverse a fair bit, especially when cleaning up or redrawing an airline logo or somesuch from a jpg or a png that's not on a transparent background.


--- Quote ---ps: Cool to see a bit of Sandon architecture. Their collection of CCF-Brill T48 trolley busses also intrigues. I wonder what their original plan was for the Brills?

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I have no idea - but better there than at the scrapper's! I'm told there's also one or more at Three Valley Gap, though I've passed through there 1000 times, and stopped at Craigellachie a few times, I've never actually stopped at 3VG... and also it's fun when the Transit Museum brings out their Brills for rides around the city. I love them, fond childhood memories.

apophenia:

--- Quote from: Litvyak on September 26, 2025, 06:04:30 AM ---
I have no idea - but better there than at the scrapper's! I'm told there's also one or more at Three Valley Gap, though I've passed through there 1000 times, and stopped at Craigellachie a few times, I've never actually stopped at 3VG... and also it's fun when the Transit Museum brings out their Brills for rides around the city. I love them, fond childhood memories.

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I was imagining a tour route festooned with overhead trolley lines for the Brills. And all fed by Silversmith Power Station's Tesla generator. I'm sure some clever marketing type could do something with that!  :D

Litvyak:
I'm now entertaining myself imagining Highway 31A wired for trolleys between New Denver and Kaslo... or maybe from Nakusp to Nakusp Hot Springs...

apophenia:

--- Quote from: Litvyak on September 27, 2025, 06:26:42 AM ---I'm now entertaining myself imagining Highway 31A wired for trolleys between New Denver and Kaslo... or maybe from Nakusp to Nakusp Hot Springs...

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Overhead wires for transport trucks seems to be the future for German highways. Expanding that to 'inter-urban' trolley buses just makes sense. But how much more fun to (re)use restored CCF-Brills and Flyers?  :D

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