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Posted on 09/04/13 4:51:21 PM |
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FaithInce
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Selection
I seem to remember that there is a way to trim an image with the Rectangular Marquee tool so that the four corners are slightly rounded, not the normal sharp corners. I just cannot remember how! Any help welcome. Thistle |
Posted on 09/04/13 8:33:19 PM |
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GKB
Magical Montagist Posts: 3993 Reply  |
Re: Selection
Hi Thistle, Can't immediately think of how to do it with the Marquee tool but you could try the Rounded Rectangle tool and convert it to a selection. Someone (Steve?) will now tell us how to do it with the Marquee tool 
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Posted on 09/04/13 8:45:21 PM |
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Luis
Six-String Synthesist Posts: 236 Reply  |
Re: Selection
I'm not sure if this is the same in the latest version of photoshop since I don't have it. Here is how to do it: Create your selection then go to Select > Modify > Smooth. Then type a number for the Sample Radius. I hope this helps. Luis |
Posted on 09/04/13 9:17:53 PM |
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GKB
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Re: Selection
Well done Luis. An obscure bit of the menu that I never knew I needed! Gordon _________________ 76.38% of all statistics are made up on the spot. |
Posted on 09/04/13 9:58:47 PM |
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Frank
Eager Beaver Posts: 1739 Reply  |
Re: Selection
Select your regular Rectangular Marquee tool and in the Options bar set the amount of feather . Frank |
Posted on 10/04/13 04:29:56 AM |
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Sjef
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Re: Selection
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Posted on 10/04/13 08:12:33 AM |
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Steve Caplin
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Re: Selection
A good set of solutions here! To add one more: make a rectangular selection as usual, then use Refine Edge to increase the Feather and then add Contrast to tighten it again. |
Posted on 12/04/13 11:28:45 AM |
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FaithInce
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Re: Selection
Thank you Gordon, Luis, Frank, Sjef and Steve. Isn't it easy when you know how! Thistle |
Posted on 12/04/13 11:29:27 AM |
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FaithInce
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Re: Selection
Thank you Gordon, Luis, Frank, Sjef and Steve. Isn't it easy when you know how! Thistle |