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Photoshop selection tools not working correctly
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I've been using photoshop for a while now and I've never found an error like this. I needed to use the selection tool to cut out a part of an image and then paste it on a layer on top. However whenever I do this there is a very obvious transparent line where I made the selection remaining. The image is an example, made a circular selection around stomach I used the lasso tool, Ctrl-x then Ctrl-Shift-V to paste in place and then this is how it ends up. I don't know what to do. Sorry if I posted this question in the wrong place, I'm new to stack exchange. Thank you very much!
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I've been using photoshop for a while now and I've never found an error like this. I needed to use the selection tool to cut out a part of an image and then paste it on a layer on top. However whenever I do this there is a very obvious transparent line where I made the selection remaining. The image is an example, made a circular selection around stomach I used the lasso tool, Ctrl-x then Ctrl-Shift-V to paste in place and then this is how it ends up. I don't know what to do. Sorry if I posted this question in the wrong place, I'm new to stack exchange. Thank you very much!
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I've been using photoshop for a while now and I've never found an error like this. I needed to use the selection tool to cut out a part of an image and then paste it on a layer on top. However whenever I do this there is a very obvious transparent line where I made the selection remaining. The image is an example, made a circular selection around stomach I used the lasso tool, Ctrl-x then Ctrl-Shift-V to paste in place and then this is how it ends up. I don't know what to do. Sorry if I posted this question in the wrong place, I'm new to stack exchange. Thank you very much!
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I've been using photoshop for a while now and I've never found an error like this. I needed to use the selection tool to cut out a part of an image and then paste it on a layer on top. However whenever I do this there is a very obvious transparent line where I made the selection remaining. The image is an example, made a circular selection around stomach I used the lasso tool, Ctrl-x then Ctrl-Shift-V to paste in place and then this is how it ends up. I don't know what to do. Sorry if I posted this question in the wrong place, I'm new to stack exchange. Thank you very much!
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Yes, you can not actually do this. Simply, put this yet another variation of the conflation error. Typically this comes up with vector drawings but it is actually a bitmap drawing error.
Simple solution is not to cut but copy. There is no need to delete what is under. See what happens is transparency is not coverage so 50% opaque + 50% opaque does not become 100% opaque but rather 75%. Yet 50% of a pixel is 50% opaque.
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Yes, you can not actually do this. Simply, put this yet another variation of the conflation error. Typically this comes up with vector drawings but it is actually a bitmap drawing error.
Simple solution is not to cut but copy. There is no need to delete what is under. See what happens is transparency is not coverage so 50% opaque + 50% opaque does not become 100% opaque but rather 75%. Yet 50% of a pixel is 50% opaque.
answered 2 hours ago
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Yes, you can not actually do this. Simply, put this yet another variation of the conflation error. Typically this comes up with vector drawings but it is actually a bitmap drawing error.
Simple solution is not to cut but copy. There is no need to delete what is under. See what happens is transparency is not coverage so 50% opaque + 50% opaque does not become 100% opaque but rather 75%. Yet 50% of a pixel is 50% opaque.
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Yes, you can not actually do this. Simply, put this yet another variation of the conflation error. Typically this comes up with vector drawings but it is actually a bitmap drawing error.
Simple solution is not to cut but copy. There is no need to delete what is under. See what happens is transparency is not coverage so 50% opaque + 50% opaque does not become 100% opaque but rather 75%. Yet 50% of a pixel is 50% opaque.
answered 2 hours ago
joojaa
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Yes, you can not actually do this. Simply, put this yet another variation of the conflation error. Typically this comes up with vector drawings but it is actually a bitmap drawing error.
Simple solution is not to cut but copy. There is no need to delete what is under. See what happens is transparency is not coverage so 50% opaque + 50% opaque does not become 100% opaque but rather 75%. Yet 50% of a pixel is 50% opaque.
answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
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