Fade Document

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by hand, Dec 7, 2007.

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    hand, Dec 7, 2007 IP
  2. orici

    orici Peon

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    #2
    blending options > gradient overlay

    Very easy :)
     
    orici, Dec 7, 2007 IP
  3. hand

    hand Well-Known Member

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    In adobe photoshop? I see Image, Adjustments, Gradient Map ?? Same thing?
     
    hand, Dec 7, 2007 IP
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    yea in adobe photoshop.
    1. Select the layer (make sure not locked)
    2. right click > blending options
    3. Select gradient overlay

    Tips:
    1. play with the opacity levels for amount of fade you want
    2. change the black to something lighter
     
    orici, Dec 8, 2007 IP
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    #5
    you can do this thing in corel draw. What i think this type of work is only possiabe in coreldraw.
     
    mgupta_uk, Dec 14, 2007 IP
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    get the layer you want to fade in photoshop, then in the layers pallete find the rectangle with a cirlce inside it, click it to apple a layer mask over it, chose the gradient tool with a black forground color. And have the gradient go from black to transparent, and then click&drag a gradient over the layer to get your fade effect.
     
    TDD-Designs, Dec 14, 2007 IP