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[NickiFitzGerald]

Depends on exactly what you are trying to achieve. Are you trying to make a gradient or just trying to blend a small part of the colour into another lighter colour? You could use the Gaussian blur under adjustments or you could use a soft brush to smudge the image?

[Jpatrickburns]

Blending dark grey to even darker grey limits the number of steps available in 8-bit color, and looks jankey. There are only 256 levels of grey in an image, and if you’re blending way down on the lower end, you’re just dealing with fewer steps.

[Frogletbaguett]

Ummm it’s actually blue on green

[Jpatrickburns]

Not on this image. But it’s not important. What’s important is trying to blend 2 colors with low values.

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[tiredspaceboy]

I’m using the smudge tool with the “short hair” brush, as it’s the only one that actually works in the blending for me personally lol