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Topic: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
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| Writerman Replies: 4 Views: 822 |
 Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Thu May 14, 2009 2:20 am Subject: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
| Dont think you can copy and paste to the same layers, but, you can "merge" any layers you have selected, so make your edits, then select the multiple layers you wish to combine, and go to ... |
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Topic: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
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| Writerman Replies: 4 Views: 822 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 10:14 am Subject: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
| Actually, I've got a bit further. I have found I can use the magic wand to pick a block of colour and paste it into a new layer. That's sort of OK but I cannot find a way to put two or more blocks of ... | |
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Topic: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
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| Writerman Replies: 4 Views: 822 |
Forum: General Photoshop and Design Discussion Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:20 am Subject: Flood fill then lose boundary line |
| I have a scan of a pencil sketch as my background image. What I want to do is convert to colour image then, eventually, lose the pencil lines. For starters I would like to know how to flood fill an ... |
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