Logo opacity doesn't work correctly.
When lowering the opacity on a logo image, the image does not lower in opacity to zero, it gets slightly transparent while dramatically boosting the exposure and temperature of the image.
If this feature isn't just changing the opacity, I would suggest changing the name of the feature to something else. It would be nice to have a dedicated opacity slider in addition.
Jeff Schulz
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lewis hamilton
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The CSS opacity property is used to set the opacity value for an element. It defines the level of transparency by the use of a number in the range 0 to 1, where 1 corresponds to 100% opaque (or 0% transparent) and 0 corresponds to 0% opaque (or 100% transparent). However, CSS opacity property will add the specified transparency level to the entire element including all its child elements as well. For eg- if opacity property is defined for a div element, then all the elements inside the div which could be some text, image or other divs will also gain the same opacity from the parent div even though opacity isn’t explicitly inherited.
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Rachel
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It seems to just change the blending mode from normal to color burn or another one of those strange blending mode for Photoshop layers.