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Hi,
I would like to partially merge/overlap 2 pictures of a scenery/landscape. How can I get the pixels change gradually from one picture to another (at first on the left hand side 95% of the pixels come from the left side pic, 5 % from the right side pic, then 90%/10%, then 85%/15%, etc. until the picture has completely changed to the right side pic).
If this cannot be done, how could I make the pixels of one picture gradually disappear, showing just the background, whatever that might be (any colour, or another picture).
The gradient tool always seems to ask a starting colour and I haven’t found out how to define that it should start from the picture and then fade little by little.
I hope the question wasn’t too ambiguous,
Minna
I would like to partially merge/overlap 2 pictures of a scenery/landscape. How can I get the pixels change gradually from one picture to another (at first on the left hand side 95% of the pixels come from the left side pic, 5 % from the right side pic, then 90%/10%, then 85%/15%, etc. until the picture has completely changed to the right side pic).
If this cannot be done, how could I make the pixels of one picture gradually disappear, showing just the background, whatever that might be (any colour, or another picture).
The gradient tool always seems to ask a starting colour and I haven’t found out how to define that it should start from the picture and then fade little by little.
I hope the question wasn’t too ambiguous,
Minna
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