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I am making some polygon vignettes of a rasterized Illustrator file at 350 dpi and can’t seem to get rid of the banding at the edges. Since the image is fairly flat, it is especially noticable .
Within Illustrator, I can get it to work pretty well using opacity masks but my client is on an earlier version that does not support this wonderful feature. So, I turn to photoshop (again) .
Thus far I’ve tried making layer masks and blurring them, adding a feathered "hole" on a layer above the image and even using a little noise on the layer mask. This last solution of adding noise produces a pattern in the knocked out regions that needs to be masked itself. All in all it seems like I am missing something here very basic, right?
Can anyone help?
I am making some polygon vignettes of a rasterized Illustrator file at 350 dpi and can’t seem to get rid of the banding at the edges. Since the image is fairly flat, it is especially noticable .
Within Illustrator, I can get it to work pretty well using opacity masks but my client is on an earlier version that does not support this wonderful feature. So, I turn to photoshop (again) .
Thus far I’ve tried making layer masks and blurring them, adding a feathered "hole" on a layer above the image and even using a little noise on the layer mask. This last solution of adding noise produces a pattern in the knocked out regions that needs to be masked itself. All in all it seems like I am missing something here very basic, right?
Can anyone help?
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