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| Does anyone know how to create a Gradient Blur? It would really be helpful, Thanks.
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| Thank you so much. I will try it out and let you know if it is worth it.
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| I nbticed that when it did do the gradient blur, it did not maintain the actual material i.e road. Yes, it took a long time for it to complete the process. Thanks for your advice and time.
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You could alway copy the layer - apply a Gaussian blur - then add a mask to the new blurred layer - then just use the gradient tool to make the blur.
You would be applying the blur inverted of course.
Just to clear things up a bit...
Copy current layer ~ “Ctrl+J”
Apply Guassian Blur ~ Filters-Blur-Gaussian
Apply a Layer Mask ~ Layer-Layer Mask-Reveal all
Setup the Gradient ~ type “G” - Select Radial for a type – black to white color – Check Reverse
Apply the Gradient ~ click and drag to apply the gradient to the masked layer
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| Thanks Chris....I will give it a try
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