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Photoshop Jargon: Matting

By Jeremy Schultz On 7th December 2005 @ 00:54 In Photoshop, Features | No Comments

“Matting” is a menu item in the Layer menu, used to edit pixels on the fringe of an image or new layer. For example, when a section of one image is moved to another, anti-aliasing can create pixels that do not match their new background. Matting is designed to edit these pixels so they do match.

There are three methods available for matting:

  • Defringe replaces fringe pixels with the color of adjacent pixels
  • Remove Black Matte will eliminate dark pixels
  • Remove White Matte will eliminate light pixels

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