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Is there an easy way in photoshop(cs 5.5) to remove backgrounds from a batch of photos that all have the same background? Kinda like green screen only with any background? In otherwords if I have a picture of the background by itself and then various objects in front that background, can I batch remove the real background. Photobooth in OSX does this when you have to step out of the shot for a few secounds and then when you step back in it can replace the background.

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so you have the 2 pics with and without? a differences or exclusion overlaying of layers would work. if you dont have both pics, then you have to manually select. I dont see the point, if you took 2, why not just take a 3rd :-) on a single color background. – Psycogeek Jan 8 at 8:36
I don't have access to such a background in real life (I'm not a photographer, I'm a web programmer) and If I did have one I'd still be asking the same question here. Also it's not just 2 photo's but a bunch of them. I'm really new on the photoshop end of things, the exclusion/differences overlay is what I would like to know how to do. Thanks. – UserZer0 Jan 8 at 17:32
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