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Gradient-type sky - How to?
Is it possible to simulate the effect of a graduated (photo) filter in PS 7,
and if so, how? I am trying to put an orange sunset effect in the upper
portion of the picture without changing the bottom. A gradient would seem to
work except that the colored part is opaque.
Thanks,
Cooter
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Paul @ Iconix #2 Re: Gradient-type sky - How to?
Maybe try adding a layer mask, and fiddle with a black to white gradient on
the mask to get the blending you're after.
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Paul Cowan
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"Cooter" <bigfoot_7001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:KvtZa.16959$VR6.267638@twister.southeast.rr.c om...7,> Is it possible to simulate the effect of a graduated (photo) filter in PSto> and if so, how? I am trying to put an orange sunset effect in the upper
> portion of the picture without changing the bottom. A gradient would seem> work except that the colored part is opaque.
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> Thanks,
> Cooter
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