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I have an image that I am working on in Photoshop. The image has a transparent background, and the customer wanted a blended background. So I created a new layer and did the blended background which is apple green to white, white being at the top. Everything looks fine in photoshop. I have saved it as a JPG, EPS, & PSD file. When I import it into Gerber Omega, everything looks fine, except, where the colors fade to white. A little into the white, I get a "hard" edge instead of a nice blend. On ALL the formats.
I thought it was just an Omega limitation, but I had someone else look at it in Flexi with the same result. Can anyone shed some light on that situation? How can I maintain the same fluid blend in photoshop when saving?
Thank you in advance for any help.
[ March 26, 2011, 03:06 PM: Message edited by: Bob Rochon ]
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Bob, try printing a sample. I imported a logo last week into Omega which was basically a 12" square with a 2 color fade from top to bottom with some copy dropped out. It looked like bands on the monitor but when I printed a sample one on the Edge it was a perfect fade with no banding.
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If any of that fails, try using Filter>blur>gaussian blur, and fuzz the gradient/blended layer a whisker.
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