[thelist] graphic design :: fade out?

[Gregory Wostrel]

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I am with Richard on this one.

Masks and layers are the way to go. But it adds complexity, you say?
Sure, but it adds flexibility. Always good to leave pixels alone, you
never know when you will change your mind. Plus it is a much more
accurate way to get the effect. I would also add that you should work
in sRGB colorspace or turn color management off entirely so that you
will be sure to have the background color match.

Greg Wostrel

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On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 11:27  AM, Richard McFarland wrote:

> Dave,
>
> Thought I'd throw in my $.02 worth here...
>
> In Photoshop, I would fill the background layer with the same color as
> the
> background color of your eventual web page.
>
>
>> From: "Dave Stevens" <dave at stemfiction.com>
>> Subject: [thelist] graphic design :: fade out?
>>
>>
>> Does anyone happen to know of a way to achieve a "fade-out" effect on
>> an
>> image? I have an image that will be left aligned, and most of it
>> fades to
>> white on the right-hand side, except for one area - I would like this
>> to
>> also fade out.
>
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