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Mon, Oct 10, 2011 10:01 PM
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Photoshop: Resizing unlocked layers creates partially transparent pixels on edges
When resizing an image, unlocked layers get 1 pixel, half-transparent frame around, instead of solid color throughout (like the locked layers).
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chris_cox_2148894
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9 years ago
Unfortunately, there is no good solution to the issue. It sounds simple when you think about a rectangle, but not so much when you think about a layer that has a flower arrangement with transparency.
If you know you don't want antialiased edges, you can change the resampling method to Nearest Neighbor.
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zeeto
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9 years ago
I can see there is no problem with the edges when the image is "Flattened" - so maybe this tick box could prevent the same behaviour?
Unfortunately Nearest Neighbour doesn't solve the problem as it affects the image appearance.
And am I wrong that in previous version of Photoshop the resizing engine was diferent as I can't renember the images getting half-transparent frame while scaling down?
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matt_672554
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9 years ago
Take a look at this image:
It is literally an exact white square on top of an exact black square, yet when I resize I get 1px transparent border? Surely that can't be right, I definitely don't believe that this behaviour has been around forever.
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patrick_boehner
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9 years ago
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blake_leftwich
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7 years ago
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