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Photoshop Issue - Any ideas?

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by sabian1982, Jun 29, 2007.

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    I'm using photoshop CS2.

    I have a layer called navigation block, i use the rectangular marquee tool and fill it with solid colour using the bucket tool.

    I then use the same tool (on the same layer) but add feather 7px (so as to give rounded edges), i use the fill tool however this time the fill has faded edges and fills outside of the defined marquee section that i have drag created.

    Theres obviously some setting that ive hit - any ideas?

    Green rep for the solution!

    Ta
     
    sabian1982, Jun 29, 2007 IP
  2. jperezmt

    jperezmt Peon

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    Well what exactly are you trying to do. When you use the Marquee and add feathering to it, it's supposed to do exactly what you described, fade the edges for a distance of 7px. If you are simply trying to get rounded edges, then you can use the shape tool and select the rounded rectangle and give the edges a radius. Hope that helps.
     
    jperezmt, Jun 29, 2007 IP
  3. ansi

    ansi Well-Known Member

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    if you're just trying to make a rounded rectangle, use the rounded rectangle tool.

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    and then there's also another method that gives you a little more control. i put this together to help you out.

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    as for using feather, it's doing exactly what it is supposed to. feathering the edges so that they are soft thus creating the blur effect
     
    ansi, Jun 29, 2007 IP