Fish eye effect!

[DJMorgan]

Iv made this fish eye effect, and I like it a lot

But at the edges that I did with the eptical marquee tool, And it looks pixelated.

Any idea how I can get rid of that??

Thank you :bang:

Im using photoshop cs3

 

[robhullfury]

am I missing something bud, dont want to sound rude but I cant see what the image is meant to be?

 

[DJMorgan]

ooooooooo lol Sorry I was only showing the corner, but gimme a min ill try n sort it.

And here we go.

 

[DJMorgan]

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[DJMorgan]

So no one can help then?

 

[joe1978]

I haven't got a solution but how many % are you zoomed in for the top pic?
I'm guessing alot.
The only reason I say this is I'm frequently guilty of pixel peeping and it looks like *cough* so it seems are you.
At pixel level a curve will always be a mixture of graduated blocks it's how the sensor works AFAIK.

Sorry can't be much help but at least can put you out of your misery.

joe

 

[Matt]

im not sure what you want? no border or a feathered border?

 

[Nigey]

Hi What software do you have? I may have a solution for you that I use in CS4

Never mind, I have just seen...doh!! *note to self, try and read more siggy's!.

This will remove the white pixels for you so make it less obvious.

1. Create a new layer, hold down the alt /option key as you click the create new layer icon.

2. Choose "Darken " as your blend mode.

3. Select the brush tool and choose a suitable brush size.

4. Now sample the grey colour above the black and start to brush out the pixels, resample the colour as required.

Very quick and easy, here is what I managed in 30 seconds.

 

[DJMorgan]

Hi What software do you have? I may have a solution for you that I use in CS4

Never mind, I have just seen...doh!! *note to self, try and read more siggy's!.

This will remove the white pixels for you so make it less obvious.

1. Create a new layer, hold down the alt /option key as you click the create new layer icon.

2. Choose "Darken " as your blend mode.

3. Select the brush tool and choose a suitable brush size.

4. Now sample the grey colour above the black and start to brush out the pixels, resample the colour as required.

Very quick and easy, here is what I managed in 30 seconds.

Thank you In my case 30 minutes xD!

 

[DJMorgan]

not to be horrible too I cant see the differance in the pictures.

 

[The Reverend JT]

the white layer of horriffic pixelation above the black one is gone for a start.

that's gratitude eh??