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| Smoothing Just a Section Firstly, I'm new to this forum and really look forward to learning and participating. I've been working with PS for about two years. ![]() I've been unable to get this cropped shoulder smooth against the black ground; that's the model's hair in the upper right corner falling onto her collarbone. (I can't show the entire photo as it includes partial nudity). I selected it from a busy bright background with extraction. I figured I'd be able to sharpen it at the end, but that didn't work precisely. I've tried Unsharp Masking in Channels, heal & stamp tools, even using a black pencil, but this is still my best result. I don't need to alter any other part of the photo. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help with this. Any ideas? Thanks in advance for your help with this. |
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Yes, I had tried blurring and smudging, even the stamp and heal tools, but jaggedness remained. Just gave your magnification suggestion a shot and with some subsequent blurring got rid of much of the jagged edges. I was just hoping there was some technique that was more reliable and consistent than a manual correction. Thanks for your advice... Last edited by Native Son : 02-24-2008 at 09:53 PM. |
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