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I want to put two photos side-by-side with a little bit of overlapped that is cross-faded
Meaning, the photo on the left gradually trasition into the photo on the right with no abrupt boundary
What is the best way to do this so that I can easily adjust the amount of overlap region?
People familiar with adobe premiere would understand this: instead of cross fading in the time domain as in premiere, I want to cross fade in the X-axis
A brute force way is to create a clipping mask for one of the photo and gradient fill the mask. However, if I want to change the overlapped size, I have to re-create a gradient mask, which is kind of slow. Is there a faster way?
Meaning, the photo on the left gradually trasition into the photo on the right with no abrupt boundary
What is the best way to do this so that I can easily adjust the amount of overlap region?
People familiar with adobe premiere would understand this: instead of cross fading in the time domain as in premiere, I want to cross fade in the X-axis
A brute force way is to create a clipping mask for one of the photo and gradient fill the mask. However, if I want to change the overlapped size, I have to re-create a gradient mask, which is kind of slow. Is there a faster way?
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