Faded Edges


This is what your piece should look like after fading the edges. This produces the effect of faded edges which may be useful for many endeavors.

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1. Open your image in Adobe Photoshop. I have chosen to use this photograph.

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2. Using the rectangular marquee tool, make a rectangle like shown below.

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3. Then go to Select > Inverse and you will get something like this.

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4. Go to Select > Feather.

5. When the "Feather Selection" box displays, enter a number in the ballpark of 20 for the feather radius. Your result should look like this.

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6. Press the delete key on your keyboard. You should have something like the image shown below.

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7. You can take it a step further and make your piece a bit more spruced up. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial!



Author's URL: Matrix
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