When I select a few pixels (10 to 20) and pick a brush to paint inside the selection, several pixels outside the selection window get tinted. I have turned anti-aliasing off and set the feathering to the lowest setting allowed (0.2), but it still won't stay in the lines.
A similar issue occurs when I cut the selection (ctrl-x). Several tinted pixels are left behind. I want Photoshop to select ALL the pixels I select, but no more.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
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#2
and set the feathering to the lowest setting allowed (0.2),
Do you mean the selection's feathering? This can be set to 0 (zero).
#3
Thanks! I was looking at the menu option Select->Feather which is 0.2.
Now I set the OTHER feather to zero both my problems were solved.
#4
Where do you set the "other" feather to zero. I am trying to create a droplet that will resize > fit image > create white border > then save and close. The problem is that when I select all, I can not change any settings except for border. When I change the border to say 25 px, then fill, I get a feathered fill. I want a sharp crisp fill. My marquis selection tool is set to 0 already but I don't even think that matters when you use Select all. Any thoughts? And why cant I change the Feather/Expand/Contract when I select all anyways. Also, Transform selection doesn't work because the images are sometimes horizontal and sometimes vertical so by transforming by a certain percentage, I get uneven results. Thanks for any suggestions.
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