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After working with the background eraser tool, I find that there are still background colors adjacent to the image I’m trying to extract. So I expand the picture and, with a small brush, erase pixels almost one-by-one. Very tedious and the results are mixed.
When using the BG erase tool, I adjust the brush size and tolerance to get the best result, but still have to clean it up as I explained. I usually use a hard edge brush instead of the blurred edge.
Am I using these tools correctly and if not, what’s a better technique?
Paul Fenton
When using the BG erase tool, I adjust the brush size and tolerance to get the best result, but still have to clean it up as I explained. I usually use a hard edge brush instead of the blurred edge.
Am I using these tools correctly and if not, what’s a better technique?
Paul Fenton
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