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It's called feather edges for selection, it creates a blur around the selection. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/OFIpc-iFtO1AQty-IJ6beLEGe6q3HsL_b0MM6Dg3KjpV
by tiborsaas 4y ago
It's called feather edges for selection, it creates a blur around the selection.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/OFIpc-iFtO1AQty-IJ6beLEGe6q3HsL_b0MM6Dg3KjpVj8O_TTKPy8lrX3DZ3lyuv7ssIKHN4sKxHg1BYUT_BLzxIc2g6Gt8r43YreaIqjDOZcNpN-Rp1yrdFgJxwCjm1CfBOHbJ https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/OFIpc-iFtO1AQty-IJ6beLEGe6...
He already had a good enough lantern, all he had to do is to set a tasteful setting for this.
- hexomancer 4y agoThank you, I am aware what feather edges is. Here are the original photos: https://imgur.com/a/SgQ38bw https://imgur.com/a/SgQ38bw https://imgur.com/a/Gi0IZtB https://imgur.com/a/Gi0IZtB Can you apply feather edges for me and compare the results (and let's use the gentlemen's agreement that you will not spend more than 20 seconds)?
- tiborsaas 4y agoI don't have photoshop :) Photopea on the other hand supports this. I can't do it in the time constraint, if that's the goal of course AI wins.
- hexomancer 4y agoWell you claimed existing tools can do this in "real time" so 20 seconds is way more than that.
- tiborsaas 4y agoI did see the results of my action in real time. Some tasks are easier and faster with PS and some aren't :)