I have a BW image (TIFF and JPEG) that I'm getting ready for competition. So far, it's about where I want it EXCEPT along some edges of the tree that's the main subject is a white border about 2-5 (not sure exactly) pixels in width. Any ideas on how I can get rid of it using LR, PS or whatever. I have a reasonably full complement of plug-ins, both Nik and Topaz, for PS.

I'd enclose a copy of the image except I want to hold that until after I submit my competition entry. I know this reduces some help possibilities for help down to speculation. Still, I'm open to suggestions.

Might not be the fastest way, but when I get a halo (usually from sharpening I believe), I just go to PS and set a very small clone tool stamp and then follow the white halo very closely at large magnification. The clone replaces the white halo with the color next to it.
I'm sure there are better and other ways, but this one works.


Thanks in advance.

I have a BW image (TIFF and JPEG) that I'm getting ready for competition. So far, it's about where I want it EXCEPT along some edges of the tree that's the main subject is a white border about 2-5 (not sure exactly) pixels in width. Any ideas on how I can get rid of it using LR, PS or whatever. I have a reasonably full complement of plug-ins, both Nik and Topaz, for PS.

I'd enclose a copy of the image except I want to hold that until after I submit my competition entry. I know this reduces some help possibilities for help down to speculation. Still, I'm open to suggestions.

Could it be chromatic aberration? in B&W it might appear white,

Thanks in advance.