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Jul 8,`09 11:33am | Quote | ↓
I'm starting to get into Adobe Photoshop and was wondering if there's a simple or easy way to smooth out the white edges after I draw. I saw a video on youtube about "mask layers" as an easy way but I don't see it on my version of Photoshop.

 
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Jul 8,`09 11:52am | Quote | ↓
Uh, well, there's always the blur tool. Which just looks like a teardrop.
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Jul 9,`09 1:40pm | Quote | ↓
What do you mean smooth out edges? What version of PS do you have?


 
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Jul 9,`09 1:57pm | Quote | ↓
Are you attempting to color using the fill bucket?
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Jul 9,`09 7:53pm | Quote | ↓
"pastel" Said:

Are you attempting to color using the fill bucket?


if you are doing as pastel asked, try clicking the threshhold and then using the fill tool.

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Jul 10,`09 11:55am | Quote | ↓
I have Photoshop Elements 6.0 (only because it came with the tablet I'm using).
And yeah, I'm using the Paint Bucket tool.
I'll try your advice Midge28, thanks guys!


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