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TheBlueRaja · 11-03-2006, 17:34

I dont understand what you want - if i did i would do it for you. That picture you posted - do you just want it reduced in opacity without it being blocky? Or do you just want a part of it reduced?

I mean - throw me a frikkin bone here

And the REASON it goes blocky is because thats the background showing through its not actually IN the picture, photoshop just shows you a blocky background so that you can judge its transparency.

The one here has been reduced by 50% BUT try it youself and save it - the blocks go away.

11-03-2006, 17:34	#7
TheBlueRaja cf.mega poster Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Baw deep in a munter Age: 50 Services: Initiations, rep rigging and orgies! Posts: 5,750	Re: Photoshop CS2 Question... I dont understand what you want - if i did i would do it for you. That picture you posted - do you just want it reduced in opacity without it being blocky? Or do you just want a part of it reduced? I mean - throw me a frikkin bone here And the REASON it goes blocky is because thats the background showing through its not actually IN the picture, photoshop just shows you a blocky background so that you can judge its transparency. The one here has been reduced by 50% BUT try it youself and save it - the blocks go away.