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How do I black out part of an image in Word?
For this method, you will need to use MS Paints in Windows. Any version of MS Paint will do. Next, prepare the image that you wish to censor. Once you're all set, open the image in MS Paint. Moving on, select Black as your background color then select rectangle or rounded rectangle in the shapes section.
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Open your Word document that you want to redact. Bring up the backstage view by clicking File. Go to Info, then Check for Issues and click Inspect Document. On the Document Inspector dialog that appears, select (check) the options available on the list that you wish to inspect.
How do I redact a JPEG?
Open the Redaction toolbar. Use the tool to mark all the items you would like to redact. To redact a line or item in the document, double-click on a word or image. Press CTRL as you drag to select a line, a block of text, an image, or an area of the document. Click OK to remove the selected items.
How do you black out information?
Open the PDF file to redact in Preview. Black out text using any method you want (e.g. use the rectangle annotation tool with black as the color and choose the thickest border. File > Save As, and choose an image format such as PNG or GIF. Open the saved image file, then File > Save As, and choose PDF.
How do I black out part of a picture on my iPhone?
You can redact parts of an image in three different ways. You can pixelate sensitive details on the image, blur out parts you'd like to make ineligible or cover up sensitive information with a solid black rectangle. Simply tap the Pixelate, Blur or the Black Bar tool at the bottom, then drag with your finger to redact.
How do you blur out part of a picture on iPhone?
Start by opening your portrait photo in the Photos app, then tap Edit. Tap the f/number icon at the top left. Now drag the Depth slider (beneath the photo) left or right to increase or decrease the blur strength. On older iPhones, you don't have the option to adjust blur strength.
How do you censor photos on iPhone?
Simply tap the Pixelate, Blur or the Black Bar tool at the bottom, then drag with your finger to redact. When you're done, use iOS's multi-purpose Share sheet to upload the redacted image to Facebook, Twitter or elsewhere. Alternatively, copy the image out of Redacted for easy pasting in other apps.
in this video I'm going to explain how you can get black backgrounds in your images using only some artificial lights and the settings in your camera no need for a backdrop stick around and I'll get started in just a sec hi guys i'm Ben from adaptalux and this video is all about getting black backgrounds in your images whether you're in the studio whether you're taking portraits or macro you can do this pretty much anywhere because it really only involves some artificial light and choosing the right settings in your camera this is one of the most common questions that I get asked after showing off some macro shots I'll have a nice bright subject in the front and a black backgrounds how did you get that black background because we didn't see you put a black backdrop behind your images you didn't talk about it well it's because it's deceptively simple it's all in the settings it's all in the lighting so I'm going to grab a subject grab some lighting and show you exactly how to do this in your own images I'm not going to spend long talking about what our subject is today because it really doesn't matter you could be shooting macro or portraiture or products the principles of what we're doing today stay the same you might need to scale it up and use different settings but the idea behind it will be the same no matter the environment no matter the scale that you're shooting at and no matter the subject so my subject today is going to be a little bit of everything he's a person he's also a product and he's really small so it's macro if you know who this character is let me know down in the comments I want to know whether you're all as nerdy as I am but if you're not it doesn't matter he's just a stand-in for whatever you want to shoot with a black background we'll be taking a couple of portraits of this guy and I'll explain how we set up this shot to get a black background no matter what is actually in the background what's going to be in the background of my shot today is just what's naturally there these bookcases I won't be moving anything out of way I won't be putting in any back drops or all that we're going to do today is add some lighting and change our settings and this shot that you see now is going to become a nice moody black background shot the first step towards getting a black background image is basically to ruin your shot what we want to do is massively under expose our shot so that everything in the background is absolutely black that means changing our settings so the settings that we were just shooting on ISO 500 F5.6 and 1/60 of a second gets us a pretty average looking shot and a pretty average looking histogram now you're going to want to bring up your histogram on your camera most cameras have this function it's probably buried in the settings if it doesn't come up automatically but what that's going to allow us to do is check on our next shot how much of our image is actually black so you'll see here that our histogram is...
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