Wordpress theme problem

I am using a wordpress theme on my website that has some fireworks images on it:
www.kitwebster.com.au
It is the mask that is hiding the text as is scrolls sideways.
The problem I have is that if I change the background, the masks still have a color gradient on them that does not match the background.
Can someone please tell me how I can match the masks to the gradient I currently have on my background? They are similar but slightly off. I have fireworks but not sure how to use it.
Many Thanks.

hi sorry about that.
here are a link to the files:
http://kitwebster.com.au/wp-content/themes/folioelements/images/previous.png
http://kitwebster.com.au/wp-content/themes/folioelements/images/next.png
Somehow the deisgner has matched the gradient on these files with the background gradient:
http://www.press75.com/v4/folio-elements-theme-demo/
You will notice that the gradient merges seamlessly with the flash carousel.
What I have done is to entirely recreate the background file with a new gradient and try to match it as closely as possible to the carousel in order to get rid of the 75 logo...
http://www.kitwebster.com.au/wp-content/themes/folioelements/images/bg.jpg
I have it close but its still not seamless hence why I am trying to work out how the designer combined the two elements...

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