With the layer selected in the Layers panel, select the Elliptical Marquee tool.and drag a marquee selection around the area of the photo you want to keep. This is a non-destructive technique which preserves the original image.
If you don't do this you won't be able to complete the rest of this tutorial.Ī common practice is to also convert the layer to a Smart Object. When you double click the layer the New Layer dialog box will open and you can either choose to name the layer or leave the name - Layer 0 - as is. When an image is opened in Photoshop it always opens as a locked background layer. Convert the background to a layer by double-clicking on it in the layers palette. Here are the instructions I used: Create a Soft Fade Vignette in Adobe Photoshop CC I have attached a video to show what is happening. I am able to fade the edges, but when I click "OK" my changes disappear. So I found a technique that (almost works). Hopefully the above helps your broader understanding of Photoshop possibilities.
Looking at other options, if you wanted a feather from the exact edges of your image, using an Inner glow effect would be the quickest. Create a new later by clicking the Create new layer icon as below or the 4 horizontal lines icon in the top right corner and then choose New Layer.,or Shift+Ctrl+N. I chose 3 for the above image which is quite small (100x100 pixels).ĥ. Enter the number of pixels for the Feather Radius and click OK. From the Select drop-down menu choose - Select > Modify > Feather(Shift + F6).ģ. Press the Shift key when selecting your area to ensure the selection stays square in proportion.Ģ. Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to select your square shape. Was having a few problems on taht side but hopefully what's below will fill the gaps.ġ. Screenshots are always helpful so will try with a few now.
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