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How to improve layer edges after applying generative fill AI ?

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Dec 06, 2024 Dec 06, 2024

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Hi everyone, I have been struggling with editing this image. I shot this image that has wrinkles on the background, then applied the generative fill in Photoshop. However, I notice that the edges of the image are not smooth (has artifacts/jagged), and the chair looks a tiny bit different from the original one (especially on the corners). I have the layer of the original chair. Is there a way somehow I place the "good" chair on top of the chair layer that has artifacts on the edge? How would you do about something like this? Thank you so much for your help.

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Dec 23, 2024 Dec 23, 2024

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You can duplicate the layer with a good chair, place it on top, and apply a black layer mask. Later, paint with white to reveal the parts you want to be visible. Another method is to use the clone stamp tool to clone the desired parts onto a new blank layer and move it to the top.

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