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[MagicGangsta]

actually even with AA turned on you should be able to do a clean selection in Photoshop...

either by adjusting the sensitivity of the wand and/or using the Extract function.

also if you render the background as a bright hue/color it will help...

...and for a smooth blended look just select and feather (3-5 px) then delete in Photoshop.

ok enough of my Photoshop Techno-Babble...


/hopes he didnt lose anyone

[technobreakit]

Yeah it seems blocky cos I turned off Anti-Aliasing, so that detail can change the colours if he wishes, a higher resolution would only make the image bigger or blur the edges (depending on how you look at it)

I might be misunderstanding you tho...

[Detail]

The first one technobreakit made should be good enough. It's going to be made smaller anyway, so theres no need for a higher resolution image.

[technobreakit]

True, but you wont get exact clean cube-like edges, youll get strange mishapen surfaces. Try it if you dont believe me! Even with small feather it wouldnt look right

[MagicGangsta]

I can get clean cube like edges.
i dont know about anyone else not experienced in photoshop...

but i see what you are saying...

even if you leave AA off, after youve made the changes, just apply a custom blur filter to smooth out the edges or even better yet an AA filter in photoshop.