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Post by Emma on Dec 11, 2010 12:43:27 GMT -8
Oh god. This is bugging me sooo much.
Whenever I smudge a black mane on Photoshop Elements, I get these annoying white outlines on the smudges. It's like they're painting...and I don't have 'finger painting' selected.
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Anyone had a similar experience, or any idea how to fix it? It's doing my head in.
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Post by jelide on Dec 11, 2010 14:22:54 GMT -8
Do you make sure that the "Sample All Layers" is unchecked? |
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Post by Emma on Dec 11, 2010 15:46:41 GMT -8
Mm hmm. Yup.
Both boxes on the right are unchecked :S
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Post by Lady Entice on Dec 11, 2010 16:10:42 GMT -8
I've had this problem too. I usually make all layers invisible except for the layer im working on and i CHECK the sample all layers...seeing as the other layers are invisible it doesnt interfere with it. OR i usually smudge ...say my horse is the smudging subject...i do that before i put it on the manipulation  Then i go over the ends with the burn tool if there is any remaining white bits. |
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Post by Emma on Dec 12, 2010 2:21:41 GMT -8
Thanks Lady Entice. I'll try that.
It might get annoying not being able to see the surroundings but ah well. It'll stop me wanting to smash my computer up. Thanks. :D
Body smudging is usually fine, because I lock trasparency, so it never goes beyond the edges of the subject - It's when I'm smudging outwards on something like the mane or tail.
But thanks a bunch anyway. |
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Post by Lady Entice on Dec 12, 2010 3:46:17 GMT -8
Thats what I mean lol When it comes to the mane and tail I would darken the tips Hope it helps |
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Then i go over the ends with the burn tool if there is any remaining white bits.