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Interesting the way the color of background effects the composite gradient using "screen". Completely different amount of the image is changed with the composite. Both of these images were put through this Tool: Composite Gradient With the exact same settings. The only difference was one had a white background and the other had a black background. I negated 1.jpg to get 2.jpg 
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The settings were: Overlay image: 1.jpg =1st time Which is the white background image 2.jpg =2nd time Which is the black background image Selected Gradient Which is the default Enter Grad Or Fractal Colors: Top Color: navy Bottom Color: blue Tile Across & Down: No Overlay Position: Center |
