Solid backgrounds are never actually solid, are they? If it’s a cloth background<\/strong> you’ll get wrinkles. With paper backgrounds<\/strong>, you’ll pick up dirt and creases. And no matter how much time you spend on lighting<\/a>, it’s nearly impossible to get an evenly lit background <\/strong>without\u00a0<\/strong>creating shadows and lighter\/darker spots.<\/p>\n Luckily, it’s super-easy to clean up solid color backgrounds in your images using Photoshop<\/strong>. Although there are several ways to do this, Aaron Nace<\/a> from Phlearn.com<\/a> demonstrates one of the most effective in the video tutorial below. Here are some of the video’s highlights:<\/p>\n Phlearn’s a great resource for any photographer or Photoshop<\/strong> user. Check out their\u00a0quality FREE tutorials<\/a>, and jump to 2:00 in the video below to dig into the Photoshop image background<\/strong> tutorial.<\/p>\n\n