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xChrissie
Joined: 27 Sep 2007
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Location: Australiaa
PS Version: Adobe Photoshop Cs3 Extended.
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 Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:41 am Post subject: How to do this text effect..? =) |
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Was just wondering does anyone know how to do this text effect with cs3? I've been wondering for a while now. I love the efect & really want to learn how to do it. There's a preview of it.
So can anyone show me or know where to find a tutorial?
Thanks in advance! =)
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Patrick
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xChrissie
Joined: 27 Sep 2007
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Aimee
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I use CS2 and I'm sure this the hard way to do it but until you find the easy way, then you could try it this way......Create the solid "passion" first. Duplicate the layer twice. Then on the two duplicates take the "fill Opacity" down to your liking. Then when done postion the two lighter ones where it'll give it that effect. Remember to drag the layers behind the original "passion" layer so there is not chance of seeing the to duplicates on top. Just in case.  |
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xChrissie
Joined: 27 Sep 2007
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PS Version: Adobe Photoshop Cs3 Extended.
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| Aimee wrote: | | I use CS2 and I'm sure this the hard way to do it but until you find the easy way, then you could try it this way......Create the solid "passion" first. Duplicate the layer twice. Then on the two duplicates take the "fill Opacity" down to your liking. Then when done postion the two lighter ones where it'll give it that effect. Remember to drag the layers behind the original "passion" layer so there is not chance of seeing the to duplicates on top. Just in case. |
Thanks for your help. Thats a great way to do it. But to get the glowy effect I just mess around with other effects right? 
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Patrick
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_Shad0w
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| xChrissie wrote: | | Aimee wrote: | | I use CS2 and I'm sure this the hard way to do it but until you find the easy way, then you could try it this way......Create the solid "passion" first. Duplicate the layer twice. Then on the two duplicates take the "fill Opacity" down to your liking. Then when done postion the two lighter ones where it'll give it that effect. Remember to drag the layers behind the original "passion" layer so there is not chance of seeing the to duplicates on top. Just in case. |
Thanks for your help. Thats a great way to do it. But to get the glowy effect I just mess around with other effects right? |
Has this been solved yet? Because you can double click the layer image then go outer glow and it puts a glow around it, you can choose the colour etc.Sorry if you already knew though 
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