Is it possible to define transparent areas in image through Clipping Path ?

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I have multiple images which are related to printing services. I need clipping path service for improving these pictures. Due to no-technical background, I am unable to accomplish this task through Adobe application.

Can anyone guide to me about authenticate clipping path service provider?

Posted 19-Mar-15 19:10pm

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mr.rahulmaurya · Answer 1 · 2015-03-20T04:33:00

Hi,
Of course, clipping path is a vector bases serves which have potential to serve higher quality of edges for transparent areas. It is feasible with printing images. It helps to reduce number of anchor points on path. 
To know detailed information about clipping path services, check samples at:
<a href="http://www.clippingpathservice360.com/">http://www.clippingpathservice360.com/</a>