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I'm using Adobe Pse 14 and I need to know if there Is there a way to use the eraser tool without it leaving a "white line" on the edge I am erasing? when erasing I've noticed an edge remains (or is created) along the image I'm trying to erase. It is quite obvious and I can't get rid of it, especially when I'm stacking layers or if there is a dark layer beneath it. someone has to of seen this before and I want to know how to keep this from happening. It also happens with all erasers(especially the magic eraser) and all file formats jpeg's, bmp's, png;s. Has anyone seen this and know how to eliminate it? Thanks in advance. C
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That might be because normally the Eraser Tool uses a regular brush like the brush tool uses that has some anti alias built in.
(softening of the edges or a slight feather)
You could try a 100% hard brush (press the Shift+Left or Right Bracket key to change the Hardness or change the Type to Pencil or Block, both of which have no anti-alias.
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That might be because normally the Eraser Tool uses a regular brush like the brush tool uses that has some anti alias built in.
(softening of the edges or a slight feather)
You could try a 100% hard brush (press the Shift+Left or Right Bracket key to change the Hardness or change the Type to Pencil or Block, both of which have no anti-alias.
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Thanks Jeff for the quick response, you were correct. C
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