Deep glow effects extends all the way to the canvas boundary

[Stefan Cargoski]

Hi communuity.

Im using an effect called Deep glow in After effects, not a native effects within AE, but I have installed it as a plugin. I have noticed when I imported the PNG file into Photoshop, the glow extends all the way to the boundaries of the canvas. I turn off and on the layer,  And even limiting the glow effect still causes the glow to be persistent going to the boundaries. Is there a way to limit the glow expansion, or the simple answer is to use AE native glow effect?

AE screenshot

PS Screenshot:

If seen closely the glow is reaching the canvas boundaries.

Thank you.

[Rick Gerard]

Have you watched the tutorials on AE Scripts.com? I think you are just getting repeated edge pixels. Watch the entire tutorial series at the bottom of the product page, or move to YouTube. It's a great plug-in, but there are a lot of options you need to understand to take full advantage of the tools. It can be very frustrating if you don't spend time learning how to use this or any other effect. 

[Stefan Cargoski]

Hi there Rick.

I found a tutorial on YT about repeated edge pixels. Im my case as Im using a AE script. There is no options for repeat edge pixels, so I can uncheck it. So is there a quick solution for my issue for the time being?

[Mylenium]

Adjust the Gamma in the effect.

Mylenium