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Hi Kamal!
I had an oil painting reproduction, which I enlarged in Corel.
How can I remove now the color borders, so that it looks like a good painting reproduction?
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Hi Natalya,
All you have to do is
1) open the file in photoshop
2) Pick the Marquee tool from Tools menu (shortcut - M)
3) Draw a rectangle on the painting, exactly the area you need excluding the borders.
4) Select from the top menu; Image > Crop.
5) Now you can save it in your desired format from File > Save As
Do let me know if you find any difficulty.
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Kamal Krishna
Expertise
I am a brainbench certified Photoshop professional and have been using the tool since 1998. Since then I have been constantly upgrading myself with the newer versions of the same. Please feel free to ask me for issues or difficulties, be it technical or creative. I am here to help.
Experience
About 12years, I have been using photoshop extensively for print media, animation, presentations, broadcast designs, mobile content etc.
Organizations
www.kamalkrishna.com, www.Worth1000.com,
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Science(Computers)
Awards and Honors
Brainbench Certified for Adobe Photoshop 7.0, Adobe Photoshop 6.0, Adobe Photoshop 5.5.
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