Ugh. Sorry for all the beginner questions.
When I save your sample as a PNG it works fine. The PNG includes the opacity mask.
When I save my image, what is saved is the original underlying...
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Re: How do I make a shape that sees through an underlying layer?
Ugh. Sorry for all the beginner questions.
When I save your sample as a PNG it works fine. The PNG includes the opacity mask.
When I save my image, what is saved is the original underlying...
Re: How do I make a shape that sees through an underlying layer?
Okay great thanks this is exactly what I was after.
To summarise, I start by loading a bitmap. I then create a gray rectangle covering the entire bitmap. I then put a white rectangle on top - this...
Re: How do I make a shape that sees through an underlying layer?
Hello
Forgive me but I'm not sure I understand. Perhaps I should explain more clearly.
Here is the outcome I am aiming for.
Original image:
http://imgur.com/0Agmv2U
Goal:
How do I make a shape that sees through an underlying layer?
Sorry for the noobish questions, I am an amateur.
Layer 1: I have a bitmap in the background.
Layer 2: I then put a black shape over the entire image and set its opacity to 140%, This grays...
Re: How do I edit a bitmap and maintain original resolution?
Thanks for the replies.
This seemed to work best when I set the DPI of the image being imported to 96DPI and then when I exported, setting the export resolution to the same as my original image.
How do I edit a bitmap and maintain original resolution?
Should be a simple question. Using Designer Pro X I load a PNG file. I then do nothing except "save as" also in PNG format.
My expectation was I would get the same file. Instead it seems to...