the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit a misify effect around the photograph) I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp. Thanks for your kind help, Eddy Jordens
Photoshop my friend.
Go and subscribe to Adobe Studio. Free. Or try yourself. Illustrator is
not meant for editing photographs
the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit a misify effect around the photograph) I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp. Thanks for your kind help, Eddy Jordens
Photoshop my friend. Go and subscribe to Adobe Studio. Free. Or try yourself. Illustrator is not meant for editing photographs
Or, in Illustrator, you can try applying an Opacity Mask using a radial
gradient. (if I understand your question correctly)
the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit amisify effect around the photograph)I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp.Thanks for your kind help,Eddy Jordens
Photoshop my friend.Go and subscribe to Adobe Studio. Free. Or try yourself. Illustrator isnot meant for editing photographs
Or, in Illustrator, you can try applying an Opacity Mask using a radial gradient. (if I understand your question correctly) inez
Maybe I am wrong but I do not believe you can get the raster to fade
away in Illustrator, that is what I understand he/she wants. Maybe a
nice screen effect, but not for printing.
In article <4lh6g7F1t3nmU1@individual.net>, steggy
<steggy2001@hotmail.com> wrote:
Quote:
inez wrote:
Quote:
On 8/28/06 12:39 PM, steggy commented:
Quote:
ac wrote:>the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit a>misify effect around the photograph)>>I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp.>>Thanks for your kind help,>>Eddy Jordens>>Photoshop my friend.Go and subscribe to Adobe Studio. Free. Or try yourself. Illustrator isnot meant for editing photographs
Or, in Illustrator, you can try applying an Opacity Mask using a radial gradient. (if I understand your question correctly) inez
Maybe I am wrong but I do not believe you can get the raster to fade away in Illustrator, that is what I understand he/she wants. Maybe a nice screen effect, but not for printing.
I've used the "feather" effect in printing . . . it fades the borders
of an image or artwork quite nicely.
But then, I have a good relationship with my printer, so even if it's a
pain in the rear, he'll manage to get it done without complaints!
Or, in Illustrator, you can try applying an Opacity Mask using a radial gradient. (if I understand your question correctly) inez Maybe I am wrong but I do not believe you can get the raster to fade away in Illustrator,
Like Inez said, you can with an Opacity Mask & a radial gradient. But
yes, i'd do it all in PS.
Or, in Illustrator, you can try applying an Opacity Mask using a radial gradient. (if I understand your question correctly) inez Maybe I am wrong but I do not believe you can get the raster to fade away in Illustrator,
Like Inez said, you can with an Opacity Mask & a radial gradient. But yes, i'd do it all in PS.
I tried an oval Blend (smooth color) as an opacity mask and it looked pretty
good. Seems like it *should* be OK if it works easier for a layout than
going back and forth from PS. You'd, what, rasterize or flatten transparency
(either one?) to finalize, right?
After you apply the elipse [or any other desired shape] clipping mask,
keeping image and clipping mask selected, go to menu item EFFECT > STYLIZE >
FEATHER. A dialog box will pop up and you can adjust the amount of mist to
get it where you want it. Check the 'preview' box to see the effect.
hth,
__Gem
"ac" <eddy@artstanding.be> wrote in message
news:44f2beb2$0$28402$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be...
| the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit a
| misify effect around the photograph)
|
| I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp.
|
| Thanks for your kind help,
|
| Eddy Jordens
Thanks to you all for your kind help.
I could arrange it with Photoshop, and Gem, I tried your solution and this
worked perfectly too.
Thanks again,
Eddy
"Gem" <arggie@mentive.gnat> schreef in bericht
news:FPrJg.1493$8J2.902@fed1read11...
Quote:
Hi Eddy, After you apply the elipse [or any other desired shape] clipping mask, keeping image and clipping mask selected, go to menu item EFFECT > STYLIZE
Quote:
FEATHER. A dialog box will pop up and you can adjust the amount of mist to get it where you want it. Check the 'preview' box to see the effect. hth, __Gem "ac" <eddy@artstanding.be> wrote in message news:44f2beb2$0$28402$ba620e4c@news.skynet.be... | the oudside of a photograph over a few millimeters go to white (a bit a | misify effect around the photograph) | | I tried with using an ellips clipping mask, but the outside stayed sharp. | | Thanks for your kind help, | | Eddy Jordens
The MyLounge.com forum is intended for informational use only and should not
be relied upon and is not a substitute for any advice. The information contained
on MyLounge.com are opinions and suggestions of members and is not a representation
of the opinions of MyLounge.com. MyLounge.com does not warrant or vouch for
the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any postings or the qualifications
of any person responding. Please consult a expert or seek the services of an
attorney in your area for more accuracy on your specific situation. Please note
that our forums also serve as mirrors to Usenet newsgroups. Many posts you see
on our forums are made by newsgroup users who may not be members of MyLounge.com
Term of Service
How can I make
Linear Mode
