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Discussion in 'Graphics Resources and Discussion' started by Draucia, Jun 20, 2010.

  1. Draucia

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    I need help creating a smooth radial gradient. It's okay when its really small (too small), but as the radial gradient ball thing gets bigger, I can see the lines. As shown here:
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    Or is it just that my screen is bad quality? I saw a few links on google but they didn't help me.
     
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    Can you tell me how you made that radial gradient? :p I don't mind getting those lines, seeing as it's going to be small.
     
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    Mine does the same..ive tried changing the resoultion on the document and it did not help. Im going to turn my screen resolution up and see what it does.

    Edit:: You could try this, although i tried on a graident blur and it did not help as much as it showed.
     
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    Sure, anything to help a Photoshop-er. Click the Gradient tool (G). If it comes up as paint bucket, right click that and click gradient. Pick your 2 colors (put them in your foreground and background color thing on the left). Now click the gradient thing at the top left and it should come up with a bunch of gradient. Pick 1, or edit the colors to what you want. And then click Ok. Then click a spot on your sig (or whatever) and drag it to a spot. If you don't understand this, I'll make a quick gif showing you how to do this.

    Ehh it makes it weird. I want something sleek and nice.
     
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    Cheers, thanks:)
     
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    The only solution I can come up with is just use a dark grey for your color, that way you dont have to turn the opacity down to make it stand out less and get those lines.
     
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    One thing I noticed is that if you make the gradient yourself, there are less lines then when you go to blending options and use the gradient overlay.
     
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