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JohnVo
JohnVo
Inspiring
March 31, 2017
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photoshop cc crop & content aware selections lines help

  • March 31, 2017
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hi

i have cropped an image with photoshop cc 2017 and i have tried with 2015 cc too

i have selected the white area , and fill with content aware

photoshop creates an amazing result , really amazing

but it does keep the selection lines ,is there a way to avoid them (the line of the seletion ?)

tool i have used to select the white part after the crop and streight the image

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content aware

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thanks

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Correct answer gener7

Oh, now I see. To eliminate the white dashes, move the selection into the picture just a little so content-aware can sample it and cover those white dashes.

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gener7
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gener7Community Expert
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March 31, 2017

Anytime you create a selection, you  have to deselect it yourself "cmd or ctrl +d" when you decide when you are done. If it deselected automatically after the operation and you wanted to perform another step in the selection, you would have to reselect, and you would not like that.

Also did you know Content-Aware Crop does the same thing as you show and does not leave the selection?

Of course it would fill all empty wedges, not just the one you select.

JohnVo
JohnVoAuthor
Inspiring
March 31, 2017

hi

thanks for the answer ,i know the crop tool as the content-aware feature

Anytime you create a selection, you  have to deselect it yourself "cmd or ctrl +d" when you decide when you are done.

I would like to fill the blank white are on the left with fill-content aware

how can I do it without selecting the white part?

i have selected the white part ->windows shift+f5 (fill ) content aware and deselect but the lines are still there

thanks

gener7
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gener7Community ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
March 31, 2017

Oh, now I see. To eliminate the white dashes, move the selection into the picture just a little so content-aware can sample it and cover those white dashes.

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