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I'm using photoshop CS6. I want to be able to rotate something and not have photoshop mess with the pixels in what I've rotated after I hit apply. I've made a screenshot compilation to better explain what I'm talking about. The second of the three images is exactly how I want the final outcome to look, minus the bounding box. Could anyone please tell me how I could accomplish this?
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this is called anti-aliasing that photoshop does to elemenate jagged edges,
if you want to select or create a new selection without anti-aliasing
uncheck "anti-alias" in the selection Tool option bar
when it comes to rotate an exisiting layer
when you transform ( ctrl + T ) check the option bar .. there is inteplation options check them .
one more workarround
is to use a pixelated filter
filter -> pixelate -> mosaic
add some contrast with levels command ( ctrl + L )
hope some will help .
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In transform change the interpolation method to Nearest Neighbour
Dave
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Thanks, that did the trick.
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