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Jan 3, 2004
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How can you fade an effect across the picture? For example, on the righ side the effect is very strong, but on the left side it is weaker.

I want my picture to be very pixelated on the left, but be normal o the right, and fade between in the middle

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Marsupilami
Jan 3, 2004
Unregistered wrote:
How can you fade an effect across the picture? For example, on the right side the effect is very strong, but on the left side it is weaker.

I want my picture to be very pixelated on the left, but be normal on the right, and fade between in the middle.

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that’s depend if you want the effect itself or just the opacity of the effect to fade:
in this last case you can add a layer mask with your effect on a layer and underneath the "no effect" layer
and apply a gradient to the mask, so the effect will fade as the gradient let appear the layer under.
let me know if my explanation is too messy.

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Unregistered
Jan 4, 2004
Okay, I think I understand what you mean. Actually, I wanted the effec to fade, not just the opacity.

Fading the opacity will work too, though, I guess. But I can’t figur out how to make a gradient that will make the layer underneath sho through on one side and do nothing on the other side :-

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Geri Panties
Jan 4, 2004
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wrote on 1/3/04 4:09 PM:

Okay, I think I understand what you mean. Actually, I wanted the effect to fade, not just the opacity.

Fading the opacity will work too, though, I guess. But I can’t figure out how to make a gradient that will make the layer underneath show through on one side and do nothing on the other side :-\

How much will you pay to find out?
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edjh
Jan 4, 2004
Unregistered wrote:
Okay, I think I understand what you mean. Actually, I wanted the effect to fade, not just the opacity.

Fading the opacity will work too, though, I guess. But I can’t figure out how to make a gradient that will make the layer underneath show through on one side and do nothing on the other side :-\

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SamMan
Jan 4, 2004
Is this the effect that you are after?
http://www.psfdev.com/pixelfade.jpg

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Okay, I think I understand what you mean. Actually, I wanted the effect to fade, not just the opacity.

Fading the opacity will work too, though, I guess. But I can’t figure out how to make a gradient that will make the layer underneath show through on one side and do nothing on the other side :-\

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