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I’m working with an image from a Photodisc object stock photo CD. The built-in clipping path doesn’t precisely fit the object — when I drop the object (a flower) on a black background, I can see a very, very thin white edge around some areas of the flower.
Is there a way to shrink the clipping path (but not the flower image) very slightly, so it hugs the flower a little more closely?
Or is there a better way to get rid of those faint white edges?
They do show up when printed on a 1200 dpi laser printer, so it’s not just something showing up on-screen.
TIA,
Marlene
Is there a way to shrink the clipping path (but not the flower image) very slightly, so it hugs the flower a little more closely?
Or is there a better way to get rid of those faint white edges?
They do show up when printed on a 1200 dpi laser printer, so it’s not just something showing up on-screen.
TIA,
Marlene
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