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Crath
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 Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:34 pm Post subject: fading |
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I used to know how to do it, but i forgot how. How do you fade something to another, like:
have one image on layer 2 and another on layer 3, and fade the side of layer one so it looks like they fade together.
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fade something to white like this
http://www.crath.com/shane/images/bg2.png
thnx 
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Datameister
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Gallo_Pinto explains the best way to do this in this topic. 
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Crath
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Ermm... tahts kinda confusing. all i need is if theirs like a fade tool or brush or whatever and how to get it using photoshop cs
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swanseamale47
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What about a layer mask, with a black to white gradient? that might do it. Wayne |
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Datameister
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That's what Gallo_Pinto suggested, and that's what I would use. Crath--if you want a simpler (but more permanent) way, just pick the Eraser tool, pick a large fuzzy brush from the Brush pull-down, and click where you don't want the layer to show. Keep in mind, the only way to bring back what you erase is Undo or Step Backward.
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Crath
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| Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 5:25 pm Post subject: |
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k, isnt there one, like teh granite tool that could make it so color 1 is the 1st image and 2 is transparency so it puts the 2ed image up
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Crath
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anyone?
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ronmatt
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You could place photo 1 on a layer and photo 2 on a second layer.
Then, working on the top layer, add some transparency to position it over the second layer. Return it to 100% and select the eraser tool. Start at a comfortable brush size and about 10% pressure. Begin erasing. You can feather the merge point and just work it. When you've got what you want,merge.
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Crath
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| Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 6:18 am Post subject: |
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yea that sounds like what im going to have to do, thanks
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