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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    You're 100% correct. Sorry about that. I meant to mention actions in my list of failed attempts. :( Frustrating, isn't it? Much thanks for your time in trying though. It confirms that the issue isn't isolated to just my end. Apparently, CS6 sorts this problem out. I'm amazed that the issue...
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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    For now, I'm going to have to opt for adding 1% noise. It's far from ideal due to the grainy compromise it produces but it's unfortunately the best solution I can find for banded transparent gradients. Thanks for the input in any case.
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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    Redcaa - As mentioned in my question, I've tried all actions available online. That specific solution breaks (in my case) on the second action ("Merge not available"). Nemesis - As mentioned in my question, I've already attempted the blur and noise solution. It produces a grainy low-quality...
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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    100% opacity black (#000000) to 0% opacity black(#000000). Starting point = black End point = invisible Gradient direction = vertical Please refer to the image I've attached to this reply:
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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    Increasing the resolution does not resolve the banding.
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    Black to 100% transparent gradient

    I need to create a 3000px by 1340px PNG that vertically graduates from 100% opacity black to 0% opacity black. No matter how I create it I experience banding (demo attached). Adding noise/blur or changing dither and bit settings do not work. It's not a monitor issue. Can anyone help me in...
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