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I have no issue with gradient tool while using foreground to transparency setting .
But when drawing black to white or foreground to background ( with black /White setting for those )
what I get is not 100% Black on the dark side of the gradient .
I understand that I’m doing something stupid, but what is that?
I have checked/unchecked dithering/ transparency etc .
checked the gradient spread and trashed my prefs .
I see this behaviour ( of getting the darkest parts at RGB 28/28/27 ) on 2 of my MACs – G5 10.4 and Intel 8Core 10.5
See this screen movie ( a bit flimsy, sorry ) :
<http://www.lipka.se/extras/gradient_not100black.mov>
Thanks you for any suggestions .
But when drawing black to white or foreground to background ( with black /White setting for those )
what I get is not 100% Black on the dark side of the gradient .
I understand that I’m doing something stupid, but what is that?
I have checked/unchecked dithering/ transparency etc .
checked the gradient spread and trashed my prefs .
I see this behaviour ( of getting the darkest parts at RGB 28/28/27 ) on 2 of my MACs – G5 10.4 and Intel 8Core 10.5
See this screen movie ( a bit flimsy, sorry ) :
<http://www.lipka.se/extras/gradient_not100black.mov>
Thanks you for any suggestions .
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