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Auto blend problem

New Here ,
Apr 04, 2019 Apr 04, 2019

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So I'm trying to auto blend two faces but when I do it there's a space between the two pictures as seen below (or above not sure where it is).

Any help is appreciated, thanks!Orangg.PNG

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Apr 04, 2019 Apr 04, 2019

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Hi

It would help if you showed a proper screenshot with all the pertinent panels opened, take a look at this tutorial

https://photoshoptrainingchannel.com/swap-faces-in-photoshop/

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Apr 04, 2019 Apr 04, 2019

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Skärmbild (997).pngchanged the project a bit but yeah

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LEGEND ,
Apr 04, 2019 Apr 04, 2019

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If you Flatten Image, does the border remain?

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Apr 04, 2019 Apr 04, 2019

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yes it does

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Apr 05, 2019 Apr 05, 2019

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Interesting. When the image is flattened, this sort of thing would usually disappear. I suspect the border also remains in saved jpegs (or other format, for testing)?

Afraid I can‘t think of much to try. Over At feedback.photoshop.com bug reports can be posted for the engineers to review.

I‘ll see if the same happens on my workstation here in a bit

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Apr 05, 2019 Apr 05, 2019

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It would seem, from looking at your image, in the step calling for a removal of the bottom face image area, once you make the Selection, you are increasing the selected area for removal, rather than reducing the area for removal in the bottom layer. In other words, the removed area should be smaller that the top layer face.

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I would agree with Norman. You need a good amount of overlap for the blend to work. It doesn't fill in areas, just blends them.

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