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Photoshop CS3 – – This is weird… and just started happening to me:
I have an image sized at 20" X 32", resolution is 240 dpi, bicubic, all check boxes selected on image size dialogue box…rgb color.
If I draw a "path" and then select it and fill it with a color using the fill bucket, I have extreme sawtooth/pixeled edges – – not smooth at all.
And I used to get smooth edges when I had my image set to 150 dpi… or even 100 dpi at this overall size.
What is happening? I must have changed some setting. The only way I have discovered to remedy this is AFTER the fact of filling my selection; by going to the top of the page and adjusting the ‘edge effects.’
But, now I cannot even find that function.
Can you tell me what I might be doing different…and how to fix it so that I have apparent smooth edges?
Thanks.
I have an image sized at 20" X 32", resolution is 240 dpi, bicubic, all check boxes selected on image size dialogue box…rgb color.
If I draw a "path" and then select it and fill it with a color using the fill bucket, I have extreme sawtooth/pixeled edges – – not smooth at all.
And I used to get smooth edges when I had my image set to 150 dpi… or even 100 dpi at this overall size.
What is happening? I must have changed some setting. The only way I have discovered to remedy this is AFTER the fact of filling my selection; by going to the top of the page and adjusting the ‘edge effects.’
But, now I cannot even find that function.
Can you tell me what I might be doing different…and how to fix it so that I have apparent smooth edges?
Thanks.
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