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I've been trying to transition an image (without using a rectangle with gradient) to fade into another image. I've searched for the solution for hours and found nothing, are there any recommendations?
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Illustrator is an Object-based applocation, so to make the transition (hiding) part of an image into another you need to use the Opacity mask which includes drawing an abject with Black/white gradient and use the opcaity mask.
otherwise, Photoshop is the Ideal environment to deal with Pixel-based files, just add a Layer mask and use the gradient tool with black/white
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You can do this with the Transparency panel in Illustrator.
Draw a shape over your photo that you want to use for the mask.
Select the image, and the shape you drew over it. Then in the transparency panel click to create the mask.
Now with the masked image selected (in my example there was a rectangle the same size as the image). Click on the mask thumbnail in the transparency panel. Now you can fill it with a gradient swatch, and after you choose that gradient fill you can use the gradient tool to adjust it's position, length, etc. A black to white gradient mask will give you the blend effect you are looking for.
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I'm trying to do it without another colored shape, but I don't understand how to change the color of the right side of the Transparency panel. I click on it and nothing happens.
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I want to transition the image on the left into the one on the right using the selection in the image I linked.
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Caleb,
As I (mis)understand it, to get a transition under the path shown, you can simply select the path and give it a horizontal white to black gradient, then select the path along the image to the left and make the mask with Clip unticked and with Invert Mask ticked or unticked depending on which way you have made the gradiens.
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Hi Caleb,
here is a quick video of how to do the effect. I show you how to make the mask, and then how to adjust it using the gradient tool after the mask has been applied. At the end I show you how to adjust it. 1 minute video.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n37HvrJ6pg-3vdwnUI9BQiD6JFqLP12b/view?usp=sharing
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