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Gradually increase intensity of feathered edge

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Jul 25, 2018 Jul 25, 2018

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Hey, I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to essentially create a gradient of intensity for the feather effect. Essentially imagine a circle and at the top it's totally sharp and then as it progresses towards the bottom the edges dissolve more and more. I've tried doing this with 2 layers, one sharp and one feathered, and blending them together, but you can see the opacity of the sharp layer fading to 0 which isn't really the effect I'm looking for.

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Community Expert , Jul 25, 2018 Jul 25, 2018

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1. Duplicate the layer (Cmd+J)

2. Choose the Channels panel and add a channel. It is Alpha 1

3. Click on the RGB eye to show all the color channels

4. Choose the Gradation tool and drag a gradation from white to black. Start at the top of the circle and end the drag at the bottom of the circle.

5. Alpha 1 channel. Turn the eye off. You will see all the color channels

6. Choose the RGB, then return to the Layers panel

7. Choose Filter > Blur > Lens Blur

6. In Depth Map > Source choose Alpha 1 

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two.png

1. Duplicate the layer (Cmd+J)

2. Choose the Channels panel and add a channel. It is Alpha 1

3. Click on the RGB eye to show all the color channels

4. Choose the Gradation tool and drag a gradation from white to black. Start at the top of the circle and end the drag at the bottom of the circle.

5. Alpha 1 channel. Turn the eye off. You will see all the color channels

6. Choose the RGB, then return to the Layers panel

7. Choose Filter > Blur > Lens Blur

6. In Depth Map > Source choose Alpha 1 

9. Adjust the Radius slider

If necessary, adjust the Alpha 1 channel

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This is perfect thanks for your help

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