Can you add this another type of Beijing 1990 medal in exonumia catalogue? (Repost)

I have this type of a gold-plated Beijing 1990 6th Asian Games medal, but sadly, there is only one type that I searched in Numista.

Catalog contributions 16 pages added, 73 years added, 343 pages edited, 30 years edited

You seem very adept at adding to and modifying the catalog. Out of curiosity, why aren't you adding this yourself?

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Catalog contributions 16 pages added, 73 years added, 343 pages edited, 30 years edited
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​You seem very adept at adding to and modifying the catalog. Out of curiosity, why aren't you adding this yourself?

​Oh, I will add it tomorrow. But I do not have any white backgrounds because I do not have photoshop. But I will effort for that.

Verweis : "CyrusPamelaOne"​​​But I do not have any white backgrounds because I do not have photoshop.

​You don't need such a sophisticated and expensive program as photoshop to crop your pictures. A very user friendly and free program to do this easily is PhotoScape v.3.7 (http://www.photoscape.org/ps/main/index.php), used by many members here.
The result:

Haha. Beat you but I used https://pixlr.com/remove-background/

Edit: Except you fixed the slightly off rotation so you win!

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Haha. Beat you but I used https://pixlr.com/remove-background/

​Yes, you beat me. But I also adjusted the upright position, which took me a little bit longer.

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Edit: Except you fixed the slightly off rotation so you win!

​Hahaha, and you beat me again. Our messages seam to cross each other all the time.

Verweis : "Essor Prof"​

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Edit: Except you fixed the slightly off rotation so you win!

​​Hahaha, and you beat me again. Our messages seam to cross all the time.

​Exactly. Need to get Xavier to add seconds to the time stamp.

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Beat you but I used https://pixlr.com/remove-background/

​I'm sure Pixlr is a little bit quicker because the process happens automatically while with PhotoScape you have to do it manually. But PhotoScape is flawless, while Pixlr isn't: the parts between the red arrows and the green arrows:


Of course here the flaw isn't too bad, but with some coloured backgrounds (depending on the colour) it can be much worse, while with PhotoScape the colour of the background has no influence.
Another disadvantage with Pixlr (in my opinion) is the result images are saved as png in stead of jpg.
But to be honest, for cropping coins with irregular shapes Pixlr is great while this is even impossible with PhotoScape.

Verweis : "Essor Prof"​

Verweis : "rsirian1"​Beat you but I used https://pixlr.com/remove-background/
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​​I'm sure Pixlr is a little bit quicker because the process happens automatically while with PhotoScape you have to do it manually. But PhotoScape is flawless, while Pixlr isn't: the parts between the red arrows and the green arrows:
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​Of course here the flaw isn't too bad, but with some coloured backgrounds (depending on the colour) it can be much worse, while with PhotoScape the colour of the background has no influence.
​Another disadvantage with Pixlr (in my opinion) is the result images are saved as png in stead of jpg.
​But to be honest, for cropping coins with irregular shapes Pixlr is great while this is even impossible with PhotoScape.
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​Thank you for making white background fot this coin!

Verweis : "Essor Prof"​
​Another disadvantage with Pixlr (in my opinion) is the result images are saved as png in stead of jpg.

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​That bugs me too. I always have to use Paint to convert to jpg for coin pages.

Verweis : "rsirian1"I always have to use Paint to convert to jpg for coin pages.

​That's not really necessary. Just go to your Windows Explorer and change the extension png into jpg.

Verweis : "Essor Prof"​

Verweis : "rsirian1"I always have to use Paint to convert to jpg for coin pages.

​​That's not really necessary. Just go to your Windows Explorer and change the extension png into jpg.

​Thanks for the tip. I used another site https://png2jpg.com/ to do that, but your way is very much easier and doesn't create all the extra files!

Verweis : "Sjoelund"​​​Thanks for the tip. I used another site https://png2jpg.com/ to do that, but your way is very much easier and doesn't create all the extra files!

​You're welcome. Why uploading files, afterwards downloading these processed files if you just have to change the extension.