photoshop effects

───all Since there is such little traffic in the echo, I’m leaving my collection of subjects: [sorry, but there are no illustrations, but if you follow the text, you can do them yourself do] _Light and Shadows_ Here are some examples that are useful when creating various effects in Photoshop. Step 1. We start with a simple drawing in a separate layer. The background of the picture is white. Step 2. Copy the original level. Apply Gaussian Blur (with parameter 3) to the bottom level. We get the following picture. Step 3. An interesting effect is obtained by inverting ( Ctrl+I ) the top level. Step 4. To get a similar picture, you need to invert the top level again. And set the Color Burn attribute for the top level. Step 5. A similar image can be obtained by taking the picture obtained in step 3. And set the Dissolve attribute for the lower (blurry) level. Step 6. Now let's take the image obtained in the previous step and set the attribute Exclusion. As a result, we get the following effect. Here I tried to show some simple examples to quickly get interesting effects using pure Photoshop. Without using any additional funds. There is quite a wide field for experimentation here. You can, for example, in step 2 move the top layer - you get something like a shadow. For for a more believable shadow effect, you can also apply Motion Blur to the bottomlayer. You can (again returning to step 1) make a weaker Gaussian Blur, then duplicate the blurred level. And invert it. With different the displacement of blurred levels relative to the upper (unblurred) level can be get an embossed effect. This is especially noticeable on gray or sand background.

Hello Alexander. Fri 11 Apr 02 Alexander Trofimchuk -> All: HELP! I'm still confused about this _feature_ of Photoshop: Free transformation which has a point called the center of transformation. By moving it, we shift the center of transformation, i.e. we do its not linear. I tried it in 5.5 and 7.0, however, IT DOES NOT WORK! Draw a checkered field and move the feature, the density of the lines in each direction will be the same, i.e. changed linearly! I was told it works in 6.0, please check it. Thank you for your attention.

Hello Alexander. Fri 11 Apr 02 Alexander Trofimchuk -> All: AT> since there is such little traffic in the echo, I’m leaving mine AT> collection of subjects: Maybe you still have something left? or links? Thank you for your attention.