#1 (permalink)

Hello,
I am trying to blend two images . . . I want to create the exact same effect as the main image on this website: http://www.daltile.com/

I have been trying to use masks (I have Paint Shop Pro 7) but my product ends up looking unprofessional and messy. I have also tried using blurs, but it also turns out looking messy. How do you think the designer created this perfect blend? I love the way it overlaps and fades . . . perfectly.

How would I blend two images in the same manner as this website has?

Thank you!

#2 (permalink)

The easiest way is using a feathered selection.

Open one of the images which you want to blend (we'll call it Layer1), and then paste the other on top of it as a new layer (Layer2).

Making sure that Layer2 is 'in focus' in the Layer panel, use one of the selection tools (it depends what shape you want the blend to take) and drag over part of the upper image.

Now go Selections > Modify > Feather and set to a relatively high number (the higher the number, the easier it is to refine the fade).

Now press delete.

You will see that, depending upon how much of a feather you set, some of Layer2 will disappear, and the lower image will start to become visible. Keep pressing delete until you have the desired effect.

Hope this helps.

#3 (permalink)

Thank you . . . I will try that

#4 (permalink)

Thankyou LGR I will also try the same

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#5 (permalink)

http://wendiscarth.pwp.blueyonder.co...ng_images.html

The link above is a tutorial I wrote for Photoshop CS and the instructions are very similar for Paint Shop Pro - however, I have written a similar lesson for Paint Shop Pro, I can e-mail it to you if you wish.

Just let me know.
Wishes
Wendi

#6 (permalink)

Hi you can blend 2 images together or more on a site called blibs.com.

#7 (permalink)

thanks. i found what i was looking for.

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