: Gradient with stop causes thicker appearance at the stop, not smooth When using a stop in my gradient, it doesn't smoothly transition from the solid color before the stop. It has a thicker
When using a stop in my gradient, it doesn't smoothly transition from the solid color before the stop.
It has a thicker appearance. See the picture below.
Notice the visibly darker line in the middle, where the actual gradient starts.
How do I make this smooth, like it should?
The white also seems to stop rather abruptly, even though the bound is at 100%.
This occurs in Photoshop, as well as on the web, using CSS3 gradients.
Is this just my screen?
The color I'm using is #1fa2ae
Update: when I hover with a color detector, the gradient seems fine.
Is this some kind of optical color illusion?
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Try enabling the Dither option in the gradient effect menu. The bar may still be apparent, as I believe it is a bit of an optical illusion, but dithering will smooth out the entire gradient and help to hide the banding at least a little bit.
Left is the picture you posted, right is my gradient with dithering. The appearance of a dark line is still there, but I think that's probably as good as it gets. I've yet to figure out a fool-proof solution to this, myself.
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