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Hi,
I am able to select, either with channel, or otherwise, masks or ‘color range’ or whatever, areas for extraction – like flowers or yarn balls or kittens etc. But each time I make a selection more or less of the rest of the image remains along with the object of interest. So my question is how do I get rid of the residual (largely transparent areas) pixels that remain after the selection? It seems like it should be pretty easy but I have tried everything I can think of. Btw, I know I can do the extraction with the pen tool and stroke but I would like to avoid that if possible. Although I really enjoy zoning out with the pen tool and looking up and six hours have passed that may not always the best time spent.
Thanks,
Ron
I am able to select, either with channel, or otherwise, masks or ‘color range’ or whatever, areas for extraction – like flowers or yarn balls or kittens etc. But each time I make a selection more or less of the rest of the image remains along with the object of interest. So my question is how do I get rid of the residual (largely transparent areas) pixels that remain after the selection? It seems like it should be pretty easy but I have tried everything I can think of. Btw, I know I can do the extraction with the pen tool and stroke but I would like to avoid that if possible. Although I really enjoy zoning out with the pen tool and looking up and six hours have passed that may not always the best time spent.
Thanks,
Ron
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