Simple Stone Texture Creating
1. This effect is sometimes called Rocky Texture. Create new file with 72 PPI and white background.<br/> 2. Select light gray for foreground and dark gray (near to black) for background...
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3D Text Fesign in a Few Steps
Begin with a 500 x 500 px file (recommendation). Type in what you want 3D, pick the colour of your choice and Rasterize the layer (Right-Click on the text layer and select Rasterize Layer)...
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What is Reflection and How to Use it
To begin with, create a new file, with dimensions around 400 x 400 pixels. Secondly, place the object you want reflected in a conveniant place so that, both, the object and the reflection fit perfectly in the image...
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Simple Vignette part 1
1. Vignette is a picture that smoothly fades into the background. 2. Open Photoshop. Press D to select white as a background color. 3. Open an image to apply simple Vignette effect. 4. Select Elliptical Marquee tool. Place the cursor in the center of an image and draw the circle press...
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Old Photo Copy
1. Open Photoshop. Open an image to make old photo copy effect. 2. Create a new file bigger than image, with a white background. Drag the image on the new canvasusing Move Tool.. 3. Make a new layer above the background and below the image layer. Name it as "frame" 4. Select fram...
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Wood Textures
1. Create new file with 72 PPI and white background. 2. Select any shade of Brown as a foreground color. 3. Press Alt + Delete to fill foreground color. 4. Filter > Add Noise (Uniform, Monochromatic, 27) 5. Filter > Motion Blur (angle 0, distance 450 or experiment with more) ...
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Cool Example of the Rust Texture
1. Create new file with 72 PPI and white background. 2. Select proper color from Swatches (we have selected 7 row 2nd col) as a foreground color. 3. Press Alt + Delete to fill foreground color. 4. Filter > Add Noise (Uniform, Monochromatic, 16) 5. Filter > Artistic > Under...
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Image Effects Using Hue Saturation
1. Open Photoshop 7.0. Open desired image. 2. Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation Click OK for the New Layer. Hue Saturation window is opened. 3. Select Colorize. ( Hue 121, Saturation 25, Lightness 0 ) 4. Go to Channel Palette. Hue saturation channel is already selected...
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