Let's begin. Open Photoshop and create a new file (File>New) with 1024x768 px and 72 dpi. Select after that the Rectangle Tool (U) and represent a rectangle of the color you want.
Select the Blending Option parameter and select here the parameter Gradient Overlay.
Select the gradient's parameters, using the codes indicated below:
As a result, we'll get a nice background as the next one:
Start representing the photo camera itself. It's necessary to select in this case the Rounded Rectangle Tool (U) and picture a rectangle with rounded corners.
The Convert Point Tool will change several points as those from below (press Ctrl button to shift the points)
Select after that Blending Options > Gradient Overlay
Select the Screen option instead Normal option on the Blending mode option, setting the colors depending on the codes indicated below.
This is the picture we should get on this stage:
Select next option Blending Options>Bevel and Emboss and set the next parameters:
Create a new file of 4x4 px and choose the Pencil Tool (B) to insert along the diagonal four pixels.
Edit>Define Pattern
Select now Blending Options>Bevel and Emboss> Texture and choose our pattern, setting the parameters from below:
We should get the next pattern:
Enter now the Blending Options>Inner Glow and select the next parameters:
Apply the next options: Blending Options>Inner Shadow
Enter Blending Options>Drop Shadow to set the parameters indicated next table:
Using the Pen Tool (P), try to picture an element as the one from the picture, having the color's code #C4A565
Fill 47% on the layer.
Select Blending Options>Stroke to set the next parameters::
Press the Alt button and make simultaneously a left mouse's click between the marked layer and the layer containing the camera's corps
It's the result we must get:
Working with the corps, is finished! Start working with the camera's object glass and try to represent roundness with the Ellipse Tool (U).
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay:
That is what we should get:
Enter Blending Options>Inner Glow to set the parameters indicated next table:
The color's code is #ACD4EF
Blending Options>Outer Glow:
Blending Options>Stroke:
That is what we have now:
Make a copy of the layer and make it smaller with the Free Transform option. Cancel for now the Blending Options>Outer Glow, Inner Glow and add Drop Shadow:
Change the placement of the gradient's colors, as the next picture indicates it:
Make a copy of the layer and shift the gradient's colors:
Create another roundness inside the first one, having the color #988C89:
Apply for it Blending Options>Inner Glow with the next adjustments:
Apply also Blending Options>Stroke:
The next roundness should be represented now:
Select now Blending Options>Gradient Overlay:
Set the gradient's colors:
Apply now Blending Options>Inner Glow:
Blending Options>Outer Glow:
