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fade one picture to another in photoshop
im sure this is really basic but its driving me up the wall.
how do you fade one picture into transparent so that you can see the picture behind???
most greatful for any input or tutorial links.
thanks
cheryl -
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Hi cheryl
You could use the feather command. Drag and drop the photo ontop of the other – draw a square from top left down to bottom then half way across and select feather by around 60% then delete.It may be the wrong way to do this, as I’m self taught, but it does work.
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in the layer info on the right of your screen (opacity)
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Thank you 🙂
I know how to do the feather option, but only used this when creating a soft border….
I will have a search about for Chris’s pointer and have a go. and all else fails try the feathering.
I know how to do this on corel but I know that sending corel files to print with transparancies can cause problems and colour issues.
thanks for you input guys. -
another, is dave rowlands demo here
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spot on Rob….just what I needed to know!
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dont i get any credit then Cheryl 😥
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I think the gradient mask is the ‘proper’ way do it
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quote Dave Rowland:dont i get any credit then Cheryl 😥
why, what did you do Dave, you any idea how long it takes to post a link?
you would have thought you created the demo or something mate! 😉 :lol1: -
Dave oh Dave….you are such a wonderful unselfish person spending all that time setting up a demo for such people in need of instruction such as me…
thanks so so much
:praise2:
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