Creating Image Vignettes
Save a Few Round Trips to Photoshop
For centuries, painters drew the viewer’s eye to a subject by using a softened image edge called a vignette. Today you can add vignettes to images in Adobe Photoshop. But creating image vignettes directly in InDesign can often be faster, easier to edit, and more efficient to manage across long documents.
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