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Jun 01, 2010 13:07 |  #16

canonloader wrote in post #10282750 (external link)
Did you use the color selection tools? I only have CS3 but have heard that the new selection tools are so good cause you can now select by color, which would be so much better than just finding an edge in the old way. Your watch and the liberty are fairly straight edges, what about really complex edges like a treeline or bird feathers?

I did not use nor am I familiar with any color selection tools in CS5.


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Bout time you learned something, just kidding man. You did an excellent job.




  
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Bout time you learned something, just kidding man. You did an excellent job.

Thanks Mike.  :p


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