yes i see what you did there!!looks much better than sharp edges... think i would have probably faffed about with feather on the cut edges, or spray paint!!
..the cat is sitting on top of two layers taken from the same dance floor, which are slightly off set but on top of each other, so all you have to do is bring the opacity up on each layer alternately?
hope that makes sense :))
(..the cat is sitting on top of two layers taken from the same dance floor, which are slightly off set but on top of each other, so all you have to do is bring the opacity up on each layer alternately?
hope that makes sense :))
maggenspies mayhaps,
Tue 3 Apr 2012, 21:57,
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Yeah, it's like a dissolve in a movieUseless fact: In the silent era they used to do dissolves as an in-camera effect. They would take the exposed film of the last few feet of the previous scene, then run it through the camera again for the beginning of the next one, turning the lighting up gradually so that the double exposure appears to fade in.
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Photoshop Bitch 2014 edition,
Tue 3 Apr 2012, 22:14,
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cool, just been checking this outclueless about film..
( maggenspies mayhaps,
Tue 3 Apr 2012, 23:21,
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