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Tham khảo tài liệu 'ebook photoshop easy-hard part 168', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Technical Support Forum http vietdown.org vbb index.php Giving Old Song Covers New Life Jacquelin Vanderwood 1 In this lesson I ll walk through the steps to giving an old song cover new life by using a few Photoshop tricks. Below is the song cover I ll be using. 2 Open Color Range. Using the Eyedropper select the background color. Hold the Shift key down and select the areas you want to include. 3 Below is the areas I have selected. Use Feather and specify 2. 4 Open New Adjustment Layer. Select Color Balance. Under Midtones max out Red and Green in the positive and Yellow in the negative. 5 With Shadows selected set Magenta to -48. 6 For Highlights set Cyan to -36 Magenta -2 Yellow -52. 7 Select Invert. Using New Adjustment Layer select Curves and Group with Previous Layer. Set anchor points where necessary and adjust. 8 Using a paintbrush I set the Opacity to 45 and Flow to 6 . Added cheek color and lip color plus added a color highlight to the eye area. Duplicate the picture layer and apply a rich black CMYK 50 50 50 100 frame to the picture. Technical Support Forum http vietdown.org vbb index.php I The image part with relationship ID rId6 was no found in the file. I Glass Text Here is a tutorial that will show you the easiest way to create glass text in Photoshop 6 using layer styles. By Colin Smith www.photoshopcafe.com Start with a background. 72dpi and RGB mode. Add some text here I used galant www.1001freefonts.com Add a layer style by clicking the little f at the bottom of the layers pallette. Add a dropshadow and a bevel copy the settings shown here. Note 2 things here that really make the glass pop 1. Change the contour this gives the reflected look. 2. uncheck the global light and change the altitude to 70. I always do this after watching Jack Davis. Here is the result pretty uninspiring huh This step is where the magic happens In the styles palette click on the Custom blending options. Now pull the fill opacity all the way to 0 and the rabbit comes out
