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Bonifacio
Joined: 29 Mar 2010
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 Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 1:06 pm Post subject: vanishing background |
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please how to get this background? I mean this color and the up shadow and the vanishing on the bottom ?
please any can helpme.... thanks  |
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jjochems78
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Location: Lansing, MI
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That can be accomplished a number of different ways. But its primarily done with gradients. Try getting familiar with the gradient tool in the tool bar. You can also make gradient layers. You can overlay gradients or dodge them etc etc etc.
Here's a link to a gradient tutorial on youtube. There's alot more tutorials where that one came from too. |
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thehermit
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I see where you are coming from jjochems78, but I guess it's a solid fill background with a Render>Lighting Effects. However all roads lead to Rome...
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Bonifacio
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| Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 5:04 pm Post subject: |
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| jjochems78 wrote: | That can be accomplished a number of different ways. But its primarily done with gradients. Try getting familiar with the gradient tool in the tool bar. You can also make gradient layers. You can overlay gradients or dodge them etc etc etc.
Here's a link to a gradient tutorial on youtube. There's alot more tutorials where that one came from too. |
where its the link ?
thanks, Iam a novice, but I will try it ... thanks 
however.. Iam insist... the dark shadow in the up of the image, can do with the gradients ????
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thehermit
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| Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:52 pm Post subject: |
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jjochems78
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| Bonifacio wrote: | | jjochems78 wrote: | That can be accomplished a number of different ways. But its primarily done with gradients. Try getting familiar with the gradient tool in the tool bar. You can also make gradient layers. You can overlay gradients or dodge them etc etc etc.
Here's a link to a gradient tutorial on youtube. There's alot more tutorials where that one came from too. |
where its the link ?
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Whoopsie.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSzvkdOTFDM
Thehermit is right though. A solid fill with render>lighting effects might achieve that effect more easily |
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thehermit
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Both are achievable, gotta love Photoshop! 
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Bonifacio
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| Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 10:40 am Post subject: |
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thanks both ... thanks a lot !!!! |
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