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Wednesday, January 07, 2009
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Hi Jefe
this is nie one work...
How do you make layer mask part.... you make in very nice
I try my self but I cant make it. you use the gradient on the bottom and top
how do you use that. did you prush any key on the key board.because you didn't
tell how to do on forum you just say
Much like the kiss image, I added a layer mask to the bridge layer and used a black to transparent
gradient on the bottom and top to obscure them and blend the two images together.
but I don't under satand how you did the one part .....
plzzzz any one can tell me
thanks
Lavan
Posted by lavan on Saturday, November 22, 2008
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After clicking the add layer mask button (third button on the left at the bottom of the layers palette), I selected the gradient tool by pressing "G". My gradient was already set up as black to transparent, but to change it you would click on the gradient swatch in the upper left of the screen. You would then choose foreground to transparent, making sure that black was your current foreground color (pressing "D" will make black the foreground color). Then on the layer mask drag the gradient in the direction that you want to obscure and reveal. Since the gradient starts with black, you would start with black on the bottom and drag up. Black on the layer mask will hide that part of the layer. You might want to check out our layer and layer mask videos and the Photoshop Screen shot project (specifically the gradient tool) as they'll surely help you out.
Posted by jefe on Monday, November 24, 2008
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HI Jefe
Thanks for your replie Now I know how to do this.
I make the mistake I didn’t make the background layer …. I Use my image as back groundlayer I past my another image on that same layer, not on a new layer.. we need three layer .. but My error was only I use two layer
( both image have to go on new layer)
Its work now thangs gain
Lavan
Posted by lavan on Monday, November 24, 2008
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