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  1. White-to-black gradients in opacity masks don’t go fully transparent

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    Resolved (Comments Open)  ·  AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) responded

    Make sure you use RGB black instead of Grayscale black in your gradients when making opacity mask in a RGB-based document to avoid shallow blacks and not fading to a complete zero.

    More on that in the comments.

    If you happen to have the same problem, please still add a vote to the request, to track statistics.

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    Maciek commented  · 

    Hi,
    I use Illustrator CC 21.1.0 on Mac OS X El Capitan ver 10.11.6
    I encounter a problem with transparency opacity mask. Basically it doesn't cover properly the area where it should be fully transparent (black part). Despite the colour being set to 100% black ant opacity 100% there still is a hint/shadow of colour. In this case I would expect that from the bottom gradient goes up gradually form completely transparent to 100% opaque. And this going on for some time. See attached screen shot.

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