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Hi
I have a black rectangle covering my entire canvas and have placed a circle in the middle and used this with blending options to knock out a circular hole in the rectangle resulting in a a black rectangle with a big transparent circle shape in the centre. Im going to use it as a frame in Premiere. This looks ok for what i want but i would really like the circle shape to be feathered so that it has soft edges. Is thia possible and how would i go about it? Thanks very much. james
What tool did you use to draw the circle?
If you used, for example, the Ellipse Tool then in the Properties panel after clicking on Masks beside Shape Properties you can adjust the Feather slider.
Or if you used the Elliptical Marquee tool and filled the circle, after doing the Knockout you could use a little Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur to slightly feather the edges.
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did you want it that way?
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Thank you for your reply. That's the idea but not quite so feathered. I would just like to take the hardness off the edge of the circle. Make it slightly feathered.
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What tool did you use to draw the circle?
If you used, for example, the Ellipse Tool then in the Properties panel after clicking on Masks beside Shape Properties you can adjust the Feather slider.
Or if you used the Elliptical Marquee tool and filled the circle, after doing the Knockout you could use a little Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur to slightly feather the edges.
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Or Brush to paint circle with Hardness set to 60,70, 80%.
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Might try this later but your first suggestion worked the way i wanted it to.
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Thank you. I used the elliptical tool. First suggestion worked (properties panel-feather slider)
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