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    Photoshop Help - Removing Lead

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    Border editing

    Or you can also make your selection, then go to "select > modify > smooth" and in there you can set your radius. However, this won't work if you have your ENTIRE canvas selected.
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    how to get rid of a white background layer

    No problem. Glad you got it all worked out.
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    Photoshop Help - Removing Lead

    Here is what I was able to come up with. Someone with more experience could probably do it WAY better than I did. I used a combination of the healing brush tool, the clone stamp tool, and the patch tool. If I were to spend a lot of time on it I could get it to look perfect but you get the...
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    Help with "Car busting through paper" image?

    I am a newbie with photoshop and am just self-taught so I need a little help. I am trying to make an image that has a car busting through a sheet of paper. Here is the image of the car I have been using: I have attempted to do this by myself and am wondering if there is a better way to...
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    Photoshop Help - Removing Lead

    What version of photoshop do you have? If you have CS5, the new content aware features will give you a good start for removing something from your image. If you don't have that you can use the "spot healing brush tool" or the "clone stamp tool" to gradually cover that up and make it blend in...
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    how to get rid of a white background layer

    Here's an easy way to do this. 1. Copy the entire original image including the white background. 2. Create a new file and make sure the "Preset" is set to "clipboard". Make sure your "Background Contents" is set to "Transparent". 3. When your new canvas opens, just paste what you had...
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