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10/14/2006 12:25:05 AM · #1 |
When I go into Photoshop CS2 and make a selection and create a layer mask, then chooose select->inverse and make another layer mask on a duplicate layer, the two don't quite add up to the whole picture. Instead, there's a border zone of a few pixels.
It seems to happen no matter what selection tool happens to be on at the moment, and even when the anti-alias box is unchecked. But it looks just like anti-aliasing. And feather is set to zero.
Anyone got any ideas? Does creating a layer mask from a selection always result in an anti-aliased border?
Message edited by author 2006-10-14 00:31:40.
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10/14/2006 12:29:07 AM · #2 |
| Feather the selection it will still leave a little but it will be much smother. I start at a 1 pixel feather. Try that see if it helps. |
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10/14/2006 12:34:48 AM · #3 |
Never mind. I'm an idiot. :) My initial layer mask was anti-aliased, so naturally when I took the inverse, the border of that was, too.
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