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How do I simply mask a photograph, and defringe the remaining selection?
I have tried duplicating the image, selecting the desired area, turning off the Background layer, adding a vector mask, making the unwanted area becomes white, then, going to Layer > Matting > Defringe. Once the window comes up, I tell it to defringe 1 pixel. I click okay, and nothing changes (as far as I can tell).
Any help would be much appreciated.
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It depends on the image, your version of Photoshop and maybe your skills.
Maybe try Select > Subject
And then Select and Mask
Perhaps you can post a copy of the photograph.
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It depends on the image, your version of Photoshop and maybe your skills.
Maybe try Select > Subject
And then Select and Mask
Perhaps you can post a copy of the photograph.
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What gave you the idea that defringing works with Vector Masks or even Layer Masks?
Could you post a screenshot with the Layers Panel wisible to clarify the situation.

