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white spots on black background
I am using photoshop elements 7. I consistently have problems when I use paintbucket or paintbrush to make the background or a figure black. It looks okay in a photoshop format but once its made into jpeg tiny white or gray spots appear. I wonder what I am doing wrong. Can anyone help?
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Re: white spots on black background
Are you saving it in high quality.
Or when you fill the layer is it an empty layer if there is slight things on there ie if you have ersed something but not erased it 100% then the paint bucket tool will not fill it 100%
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Re: white spots on black background
I save it in the highest quality and still it happens. I often cut out the entire black image (by selecting the required area) and then paste it on a blank slate but still it happens. The image is black with a few white outlines but once it is saved in jpeg it has white spots all around the white lines, inbetween and at the edges. These white spots are more concentrated around the white outlines inside the black image but are present elsewhere as well.
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Re: white spots on black background
sounds like your selection is to rough why not upload your psd and someone will take a look at it
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Re: white spots on black background
This forum does not allow me to upload from my computer. And blogger where I have a blog does not accept psd files.
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Re: white spots on black background
upload by pressing this icon
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Re: white spots on black background
I get a sign saying enter the url of my image.
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Re: white spots on black background
press refresh on your browser
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Re: white spots on black background
building.psd
I changed from chrome to firefox and it worked. Hope the image is uploaded. This image if converted to jpeg has some white spots.
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Re: white spots on black background
before I look into this any further you are aware that jpeg does not support transparant areas right. so the outside of the buildings and the windows will be white.
If you want to keep them transparant you need to save it as a png
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