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I used the Blur Border (or whatever it’s called) option that’s right there in every selection tool’s settings.

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Feather?

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Smart people use terms like gaussian blur to refer to a blur distribution rather than a non technical term such as feather. Feathers are what helps birds fly for example. Let’s try:

“You can feather the pedals on your car to make it drift.”

“You can feather the pedals on your Ford to make it do the Tokyo style turns.”

Which sentence was better 😂?

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