Vectorials
Flash Perfection
3D Lessons
Tutorialkit
Markup Tutorials
Learn PHP
network
adv banner
Discover Color Reproduction
by BasicPhotoshop.com
Working with Vectors, Part 3
by Pete Bauer
Transparencies to Indexed images
by heathrowe
Pixel Isometry Part 4: Forms of the Objects
by Alex Zalman
Photoshop Tutorials
The largest photoshop tutorials Search Engine.
Photoshop  Home Photoshop Photoshop Basics Blurred Edges
rss

Blurred Edges

Author: Depiction.net More by this author

Added: Oct 20, 2004 Rating:  Average Rating: 3.16 Votes: 295 Position: 6569 of 12268Average Rating: 3.16 Votes: 295 Position: 6569 of 12268Average Rating: 3.16 Votes: 295 Position: 6569 of 12268Average Rating: 3.16 Votes: 295 Position: 6569 of 12268Average Rating: 3.16 Votes: 295 Position: 6569 of 12268 Level: Beginner Software:  Photoshop

1. Find any image you'd like to use. Make sure your image is NOT in the background layer. Make sure your background is set to the color you'd like the image to blend into(ex. background color of your webpage).

Yosemite National Park

2. Select the Rectangular Marquee tool. Create a square in the photo. Let enough room free for the blur.

3. Go to Select > Feather and use a setting of 9 pixels. Then click on OK.

4. Press ctrl+shift+I. Now hit the delete key on your keyboard after you select you background color in your color palette. Your done:)



Rate this Material: Bad 1 2 3 4 5 Excellent
print this page tell a friend subscribe to newsletter subscribe to rss

Photoshop  More Photoshop: Most Popular Materials | Fresh Materials | TutorialKit New Photoshop Tutorials
Add comments to "Blurred Edges"