I would like to create a triangle, but with (really) round corners. Not just the points rounded off a little, but the corners going around evenly like circles.
(see infantile free-hand drawing attachment as an example)
Is this to accomplish in an easy manner?
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How I can change the corners of a jpg so they are round.
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Objective: Round corners on a 960 px x 250 px photo for a website. Radius 35 px. Photo already sized the way I need it. Background needs to be transparent saved in png 24 so nothing shows except the photo with rounded corners.
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Step one: I insert image into Photoshop
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Step two: Use rounded rectangle tool:
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Step 5: Merge Visible. Still Nothing.
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