When replacing a sky, I get a green color all along the foreground and sky. How do I get rid of this?
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Can you post a screenshot of On1 with the sky change filter open so we can see what you're doing?
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Screen Shot added on post.
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I see the green that you mentioned, but the screenshot doesn't show any replacement layers or masks, nor does it show any filters. There is basically nothing there to comment on.
If what you're trying to show is an already exported photo that didn't have a green fringe before it was exported, then it's a bug and you need to contact On1.
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Updated screen shot with layers.
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The halo on the top one is usually caused by too much contrast between the 2 sides of the mask, or it could just be a bad mask. It's hard to tell. The lower photo looks like it needs the refine brush to clean it up.
If you're not familiar with the refine brush, it's mentioned in this video at about 5min. If you need more info on masking, you can search YouTube for more detailed On1 videos.
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Tried each suggestion. Refine brush wouldn't do a thing on the green outlines. I have started over and still get the green outline. Any other ideas?
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Yup, submit a support ticket (see button above) give a full description of what you're doing and where the problem is. Attach a screen cap or exported jpg of the photo with the green outline. Also attach a copy of the on1 logs found on the help menu. On1 may ask you to send them your file if they need to try it for themselves.
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Tracy, this might be a problem with the lens correction in the Develop module, which is something ON1 are already aware of. Check in develop and un-tick the lens correction. You might find that the green edge disappears. At the moment ON1 doesn't seem to recognise and make lens corrections to the layer masks.
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