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I have a tiny white outline of my finished picture where i removed the background. i choose to use it on a dark background and it really shows up. Can someone please tell me how i remove this small white outline around my finished cropped picture?

could you please also email me at <snip>

ty,

jd

Edited by Ego Eram Reputo
Not a good idea to post your email address in an open forum unless you like SPAM.
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I think AA's assistant should help, it can be found here.

If the picture is in its own layer, just use this plugin on the layer the picture with the white edge is on.

 

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Posted

TY Heatstroke~

How can i change my username? i want to get a kool one like yours.

ty,

jd

I think AA's assistant should help, it can be found here.

If the picture is in its own layer, just use this plugin on the layer the picture with the white edge is on.

Posted

Heatstroke maybe you can also help me with this:

how can i take the background out of an item that is an open weave - about 40 tiny open backgrounds?

thnx,

jd

I think AA's assistant should help, it can be found here.

If the picture is in its own layer, just use this plugin on the layer the picture with the white edge is on.

Posted

Thanks Sarkut,

But i have zero idea what to do when i open Adjustments.

>what do i select?

>how do i use it to remove small outside line around my background removed graphic?

>would i also do something to soften the edges?

thanks,

jd

It's in the Adjustments menu.

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http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/6779/banda01.png

This may or may not be a good plugin for removing that white fringe.

Any color will be lost.

It will result in an image that is black and clear at varying transparency.

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One thing that may work is to apply Feather Object followed by AA's Assistant.

Repeat if necessary.

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Feather Object will soften the edges.

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