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Correct answer Abambo

As @Jill_C pointed out, you need to improve your cutout work. To check my cutout work, I use the "stroke" effect in Photoshop. That effect shows you even the thiniest error on your asset, and that during your working on the cutout. 

 

BTW: it looks to me that you used an automated background remover. They are not perfect. You should do that manually.

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Abambo
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AbamboCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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January 16, 2025

As @Jill_C pointed out, you need to improve your cutout work. To check my cutout work, I use the "stroke" effect in Photoshop. That effect shows you even the thiniest error on your asset, and that during your working on the cutout. 

 

BTW: it looks to me that you used an automated background remover. They are not perfect. You should do that manually.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
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January 26, 2025

Thhanks..

Legend
January 16, 2025

The left side is too black.

daniellei4510
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January 16, 2025

As @Jill_C has done, it's a good idea to place your assets over a black background to look for cut out issues.

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January 16, 2025

thanks

 

daniellei4510
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January 16, 2025

Happy to help!

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.
Jill_C
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January 16, 2025

The edges are not clean. Here's one example. There are other areas too.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer
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January 16, 2025

ok