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This is a handy little feature to help remove those white edges when masking out an object or person.

When you have masked/cut out something and it still has white edges, go to Filter -> Other -> Minimum and choose the desired amount for your image. You can also use the maximum filter to do the opposite, add to the image.



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PERFECT - I'll have to give that a try :)
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I never knew what that did... :)
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Very cool Sauron!
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hmm, pretty neat. I've always removed the parts using an inverted feather selection.
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Great tip indeed. I always contracted the selection by one pixel, but it is a bit messy that way.
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Bazzah wrote:QUOTE (Bazzah @ Jun 29 2021, 08:22 PM) Great tip indeed. I always contracted the selection by one pixel, but it is a bit messy that way.
Same here, sometimes 2 pxls. I will use it tomorrow, thanx a lot Sauron.
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:thanks: for that tip.
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