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"Baking" opacity to semi-transparent layer.
Yeah I think that would do it. hehe, I gave it some thought after posting this thread and was thinking along those lines. I'll just duplicate the layers and selectively make 1 copy of each duplicated layer invisible layers and merge visible. Thanks for helping me think through the process :)- Hypernova
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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"Baking" opacity to semi-transparent layer.
Sorry to double post, but I should have mentioned that I also need the previous layer to remain separate. Kinda like merging layers but preserving all of the separate layers.- Hypernova
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board
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"Baking" opacity to semi-transparent layer.
Hey! I have a layer that varies in opacity (from 0% to semi-opaque to 100% opaque). Colour from the layer behind is showing through and blending with the semi-opaque layer. Can I bake that blend that results from the two layers, so that it is baked onto the foremost layer? This will be a...- Hypernova
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- alpha bake blend layer opacity
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- Forum: General Photoshop Board