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brodyb53646991
brodyb53646991
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February 4, 2018
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Colors leaking into pasted selection, simply solution?

  • February 4, 2018
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The pictures say it all! I just want to copy my selection and paste it into a white/trans background and every time I do my selection isn't "clean". See the pants discolor...

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Correct answer Norman Sanders

Was your Selection made with a hard edge brush in the Quick Selection tool?

Did you use the Shift Edge slider in Refine Edge?

Did you click Decontaminate Colors when saving with a mask?

In each instance, you should have.

You would be wise to upgrade to CC version: 19.1. When you do, go to the Options bar in Quick Select and choose Select Subject followed by Select and Mask in the Options bar followed by the sliders and the Refine Edge Brush tool.

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Norman Sanders
Norman Sanders
Legend
February 4, 2018

Prior to deleting the surround, choose Refine Edge and make the appropriate adjustment

brodyb53646991
brodyb53646991Author
Participant
February 4, 2018

I've tried, maybe I'm doing it wrong.  The 2nd picture below, on the bottom left leg, is the result I get.

Norman Sanders
Norman SandersCorrect answer
Legend
February 4, 2018

Was your Selection made with a hard edge brush in the Quick Selection tool?

Did you use the Shift Edge slider in Refine Edge?

Did you click Decontaminate Colors when saving with a mask?

In each instance, you should have.

You would be wise to upgrade to CC version: 19.1. When you do, go to the Options bar in Quick Select and choose Select Subject followed by Select and Mask in the Options bar followed by the sliders and the Refine Edge Brush tool.

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