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As I said above, I was getting a diiferent size image
when I was rotating an image of a statue taken with the
camera in vertical position. I can correct the situation by choosing Pixel/Aspect Ratio/D1/DV NTSC Widescreen (1.2) from the Image menu. However, I now have slightly jagged edges for the statue. How can I smoothen up those edges? Is there some kind of anitaliasing that I can apply? I know that antialiasing is available for various tools. But how can it be used on a given image without using such tools (like lasso, etc.)?
Thanks!
maria
when I was rotating an image of a statue taken with the
camera in vertical position. I can correct the situation by choosing Pixel/Aspect Ratio/D1/DV NTSC Widescreen (1.2) from the Image menu. However, I now have slightly jagged edges for the statue. How can I smoothen up those edges? Is there some kind of anitaliasing that I can apply? I know that antialiasing is available for various tools. But how can it be used on a given image without using such tools (like lasso, etc.)?
Thanks!
maria
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