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jedwilliams
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 Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 6:30 pm Post subject: Picture slowly fades to white |
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Hello, im designing a website. I have a photo that im trying to fade. On the site the picture will have a white background but the image borders are black and i want it to slowly fade to white. How should i do that on photoshop cs3?
Link to Site with image. You will see the image i am talking about on the front.
http://herfruitfulhands.com/
i also attached the image.
Thanks
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hawkeye
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There are various ways to go about it, depending on what you are trying to achieve. Here I used a radial gradient on a layer mask as an example.
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jedwilliams
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oh wow hawk. That is exactly what i was looking for. Radial Gradient. How do you go about applying that?
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hawkeye
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Make the image a normal layer. (alt+double click)
Add a layer mask to it. Set the colors to white and black. Use the radial gradient, start in the center and extend out to the edge.
Adjust the gradient as necessary.
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jedwilliams
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Thanks a lot hawk. You helped me a lot.
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hawkeye
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You're very welcome.
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