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I use another image but the same error continue, this is the PSD fileIf you did those changes on Photoshop, could you post the PSD file so it can be recovered?
If not, the line can be filled in using clone stamp or a similar tool which may only be second best to the original.
I'm using the layer mask, please see the PSD file I posted above.Using a layer mask is the better method, rather than cut and paste.
LOL.....You beat me to it. I was hoping that there may have been some reason for the two layer masks, but the OP did not respond while they were looking at the thread.You don't need a mask on both layers, just mask the top layer.
Whatever your reasons, here's how to eliminate the white line.
Choose the bottom layer-layers mask.......
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Open your Brush Tool, set to white, and brush out the white line.
Before..
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After...
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Thank you very much!!!!!!OK. Let me see if I can explain how I would approach this effect.
(Note: I don't know your level of Ps knowledge, so ask questions if you don't understand!!!)
I would first create a path using the Pen Tool (set to path)
When done I would save that path.
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Then I would use that path to create a selection...
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With the "Nina image layer" highlighted, I would then copy the selection to it's own layer using Cmd/Cntrl + J
With all other layers turned off, it will look like this.
I would re-name the layer (whatever you like) "Nina face 1 layer"
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Now we are going to use this selection to add a layer mask to the "Nina image layer" with a quick modification.
There would be two ways to do this. You can use the saved path to make a new selection or you can Cmd/Cntrl + click on the "Nina face 1 layer".
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Now go to SELECT > MODIFY > CONTRACT
Make your setting 4 pixels, and hit OK
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With this newly modified selection, highlight your "Nina image layer" and the add a HIDE SELECTION LAYER MASK.
With all other layers turned off, it will look like this.
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Layers panel
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This will be the starting point for your GIF animation.
Here is a quick "choppy" frame animation....
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