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I have a selection in PS and want to shift the edge closer to the object. PS 25.9.0 (under Win 10) does not react if I try to shift the edges. Is this a known issue?
Are you talking about working with layer masks? If yes, then I hadn't understood that.
When you say 'Soft Edge' then I am guessyou are talking about Feather?
Shift Edge does work, but its subtle.
Try this wee experiment.
Drag out some guides, and snap a rectangular selection to those guides.
Add a layer mask.
Zoom in as far as it will go 12800%
Double click the layer mask and choose Select & Mask
Now drag Shift Edge and you will clearly see how far it moves. In this case it was ± 2 pixe
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Which command are you using?
Note that any part of a selection that sits on the canvas edge will not contract. It stays on the edge. This may immediately sound like a bad idea, but it's surprisingly useful in most practical situations.
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Which command are you using?
Note that any part of a selection that sits on the canvas edge will not contract. It stays on the edge. This may immediately sound like a bad idea, but it's surprisingly useful in most practical situations.
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Unless you select "Apply effect at canvas bounds".
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The way you show here works. But I'd like to use "Select" -> "Select and modify". This way I can see better what happens when working with the sliders (the soft edge slider works, not the shift edge slider). Why is that?
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Are you talking about working with layer masks? If yes, then I hadn't understood that.
When you say 'Soft Edge' then I am guessyou are talking about Feather?
Shift Edge does work, but its subtle.
Try this wee experiment.
Drag out some guides, and snap a rectangular selection to those guides.
Add a layer mask.
Zoom in as far as it will go 12800%
Double click the layer mask and choose Select & Mask
Now drag Shift Edge and you will clearly see how far it moves. In this case it was ± 2 pixels. I don't know if that is an absolute amount regardless of image size, but my guess would that it is.
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Thanks Trevor. All clear now!!!
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i would try to do this lets hope for the good result