yearho
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easy question -> how to create this kind of image??
http://www.boomspeed.com/icymo/emi.jpg
currently still trying hard to learn PSP....so can the expert tell me how to use PSP to create the image wif fade edge?? i try to use the feather funtions but it doesnt work as i still can see the frame of the image...my background is white color...
currently still trying hard to learn PSP....so can the expert tell me how to use PSP to create the image wif fade edge?? i try to use the feather funtions but it doesnt work as i still can see the frame of the image...my background is white color...
weed
Looks like you just need to use a bigger feather, or bring your selection inside the edges a bit before you feather, invert, and delete.
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hi weed...i would like to know how to create the fade edge to only lower part....jx like the picture shown above, not the whole picture but only certain area....
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weed..thanx alot for answering my question, but can u pls explain in layman terms?? step by step would be great :)now i hv photoshop 7 in my pc..i'm sorry coz i couldn really catch ur words...pardon my ignorance...my english sucks...
Sounds like you need photoshop basics. Photoshop comes with a manual to cover things like layer masks, gradients, etc. You will want to have a read of that before using Photoshop.
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weed..thanx alot for answering my question, but can u pls explain in layman terms?? step by step would be great :)now i hv photoshop 7 in my pc..i'm sorry coz i couldn really catch ur words...pardon my ignorance...my english sucks...
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sorry double postin...
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sorry double postin...
Hi yearho, I'm using photoshop 6.0. Perhaps you can try the below simple steps to create faded (actually,its called feathered)lower part of image:
1) In Photoshop, open desired image
2) Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool from toolbar
3) Drag it over your image. Don't select all. Leave some spaces only from the left and bottom of your image.
4) Go to Select menu, select Feather and enter Feather Radius (E.g. 5). On the image, you will see the selection box changing to a more curved one.
5) To see the effect, you need to select Edit, Copy and Paste it on a new blank image(white or other colours).
Hope this helps you : ). Happy learning.
1) In Photoshop, open desired image
2) Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool from toolbar
3) Drag it over your image. Don't select all. Leave some spaces only from the left and bottom of your image.
4) Go to Select menu, select Feather and enter Feather Radius (E.g. 5). On the image, you will see the selection box changing to a more curved one.
5) To see the effect, you need to select Edit, Copy and Paste it on a new blank image(white or other colours).
Hope this helps you : ). Happy learning.