Niksap

Please find the original image. Lines (and waves sometimes) are more visible in darker areas. Thanks for your suggestion, it would be great if the function itself could be upgraded adding checkboxes to select the side(s) to apply the fading.

Thanks for your comment. I thought about the monitor quality as well, but being two different pictures shown on the same monitor if there was no difference they should look the same. I have applied an Octree algorithm in order to see if I could highlight the differences. As you can see the picture now shows a difference in terms of "lines" height. On the left they are wider than on the right. In normal view the lines on the left can be perceived (very light though), not on the right (this is why I wrote NO LINES). I don't know what to think .... thanks

Hi, I am working on a picture that is supposed to overlap with another one with gradient in trasparency mode. I have noticed that the gradient creates some lines (more visible on darker parts of the picure than on lighter), while the Fade Edges doesn't (see picture). I cannot use Fade Edges because I want to fade just the bottom side. Why does this happen with Gradient ? unprecise algorithm ? could you please suggest another Gradient plugin that works better than the standard one ? thanks Nik