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    Specific Remove distracting background branch

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    Specific Remove background for grandma's memorial picture

    Here's the new try. The first is 5x9 and the second is 5x7.
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    Specific Remove background for grandma's memorial picture

    Here's a try with a garden background. It's set to print 5" x 9".
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    Specific Kiddo face swap?

    Here she is.
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    Retouch Remove Double Chin

    Is this better?
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    Dashed line

    Ok... here's a method using the Pen tool and the Brush Panel. With the Pen tool, create a path (not a shape) for your desired dashed line. Go into the paths palette and save the path by naming it. The Pen path can be straight, curved or any combination. I've shown three different paths here...
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    Dashed line

    The "stroke options" setting that you are looking for does not exist in CS5 (which I have, too). There are a few work-arounds to get both straight and curved dashed lines. I'll come back later tonight to give you the steps for these, but right now I need to step away for a while.
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    Specific Family of 4 cleanup

    Here's a try.
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    Specific Wedding Photo

    Great. Glad you like it.
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    Specific Wedding Photo

    Here's my attempt. Also attaching a cropped version.
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    Step-and-Repeat (Shft+Ctrl+Alt+T)

    In CS5, once you convert to a Smart Object, then the step-and-repeat does not work at all. I tried with the Move tool active vs. inactive, and I tried both raster and vector shapes inside the smart object. No matter what, step-and-repeat does absolutely nothing on a smart object.
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    Step-and-Repeat (Shft+Ctrl+Alt+T)

    @IamSam, in the layers panel of your screenshot above, are these Smart Objects with a vector shape inside it? Or is this how newer versions of PS display vector shape layers? In CS5, a vector shape layer consists of a color picker linked to a vector mask. Inside the vector mask is the actual...
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    Step-and-Repeat (Shft+Ctrl+Alt+T)

    I thought I'd start a new thread rather than add confusion to Alexandria's recent post. With the caveat that I am still using 15-year-old CS5, here are a few observations about rotating an object around a circular path. Raster Layers Raster layers are straightforward. Select the object and go...
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    Polygonal Lasso is too small

    I have CS5 and Windows 10. I signed up for the Win 10 extended support, so I have at least another year before I must upgrade to Win 11 and — to my horror — possibly discover that CS5 is no longer compatible. I can't say whether Win 11 is your problem. But I'm aware of two things in CS5 that...
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    Array shape on a circle

    In my old CS5, the Move tool is irrelevent. The rotations behave identically whether the Move tool is active or not. Any raster shape will replicate itself on individual layers, but a vector shape will do the rotations all within the same layer. Obviously, this situation has changed in newer...
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    Array shape on a circle

    I suggest you try the elliptical marquee tool just as an experiment to see if that fixes the problem. If switching to the elliptical marquee does not prevent you from doing any other, unrelated steps, then it's probably easiest if you simply use it and move on. My version of Photoshop is about...
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    Array shape on a circle

    When you're creating your small ellipses, are you using the Shape Tool or the Elliptical Marquee Tool? If you apply the command Ctrl+Shft+Alt+T to a vector shape layer, it will rotate all the shapes on one layer, rather than multiple layers. I have replicated this effect below, as you can see...
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    Reminiscing I guess ...

    I was thinking exactly the same thing a couple of days ago. There hasn't been an interesting "how to" in quite a while. I haven't experimented with AI apps and I'm not sure what they can do. But it sure seems like a lot of people must be somehow doing their own edits instead of coming here.
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    Removing remnant border around selected objects

    Always many ways to get to a result. Here's another approach: Create a layer mask as best you can, but it will still have the problem of the white halo. Activate the layer mask itself and apply a Gaussian blur of one or two pixels. I used two pixels. Here's a side-by-side comparison of the...
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    Interesting video on AI as a reliable source on the internet.

    Very interesting video. (And I actually liked his monotone voice—very soothing.)
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