help on faded/washed out effect?

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    Default help on faded/washed out effect?

    tried a few ways, with less than satisfactory results...any idea how to get a nice washed out faded (in certain areas and/or all over if wanted) effect for text and/or images, or images with text?
    simon bridge Guest

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    Default Re: help on faded/washed out effect?

    Photoshop is 90% about making accurate selections.

    Are you good at that?
    Phosphor Guest

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    Default Re: help on faded/washed out effect?

    One way: add a layer of white with or without a mask, depending on whether you want it only on a specific area or the whole thing, and either vary the opacity or change the blend mode.
    YrbkMgr Guest

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    Default Re: help on faded/washed out effect?

    Two seperate layers, using the eraser tool, you can either rub away what you dont want, or rub through to show whats below, use a large brush, set its opacity to 50% and start rubbing.
    Thee_DarkOverLord Guest

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    Default Re: help on faded/washed out effect?

    Another way: Substitute a mid range neutral grey for the white in Yrbk's post.

    Bill
    Bill Lamp Guest

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    Default Re: help on faded/washed out effect?

    thanks guys, was aaaaawesome, both ur ideas exceeded my expectations.
    greatly appreciated
    simon bridge Guest

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