Why don’t you post your results to our PhotoshopCAFE facebook group Finding the photo I used In fact I have created a Photoshop tutorial on making cast shadows here. The shadows are a key element is making something look like it off the surface. The kinds of photos that lend themselves to that are things like sports images and action images.
I’m using Photoshop CC, but you can adapt this tutorial to work in any version.
#HOW TO MAKE PHOTO FRAME IN PHOTOSHOP CS6 HOW TO#
I’m going to show you exactly how to create an out of bounds effect in Photoshop right now. My buddy Avi Muchnik who used to run Worth 1000, used to have a contest category, “Out of Bounds” and this is where this effect got its name. I guess its a kind of augmented reality that adds so much visual punch, it’s impossible to ignore. When you see a frame that can’t contain the photo, where its bursting out or oozing out of the frame it captures the imagination. The cool thing is that Photoshop makes our lives much easier when it comes to create simple animations.How to make OUT of BOUNDS: pop out effect in PhotoshopĪ really fun effect is the pop out effect. Using the timeline is quite simple if you compare the number of steps necessary to create the light effect. Note the keyframes for the points where the animation changes position.Īfter a few steps this is the final animation. Keep moving them until you complete the animation you want. Move the timeline again and after that move the layers to create new keyframes. This would be the second position of the light spots.
Move the timeline to the position 1:00 and then move the layers in the composition where you want them to move to. Click on the Position option to create a keyframe. Expand them in the tree and make sure that the timeline is in the 0 frame. The first thing you will notice is that all layers are in the timeline. Select the left layer and paint another spot of light on top of the left part. With the Brush Tool (B) and a very soft brush, paint with white on top of the right part of the letter A. Change the folder's Blend Mode to Color Dodge. After that group these 2 layers in a folder. That's why I will cover the first steps quickly.Īdd 2 layers on top of the other layers and name them right and left. Again the idea of this tutorial is to play with the timeline feature. It's very similar with another tutorial I wrote a few years ago showing how to create a neon effect in Photoshop.
This is the results you will get after the layer styles. Use Inner Shadow and Inner Glow using the settings below. Just follow the instructions below for Bevel & Emboss, Inner Shadow, Inner Glow, Color Overlay, Outer Glow and Drop Shadow.ĭuplicate the layer and disable the layer styles. To create the light effect we will use Layer Styles. I am using the letter A of Abduzeedo using a stencil font called Major Snafu. Use Soft Light for the Blend Mode.Īdd a text you want to use for the light effect. Use Radial for the Style and for the colors use black and #38556f for the center.Īdd a new layer and fill it with a pattern. Fill the background layer with any color, then go to Layer>Layer>Styles>Gradient Overlay. Open Photoshop CS6 and create a new document. The whole process is super simple and won't take you more than 20 minutes. So in this tutorial we will show you a simple animation using the new timeline and some light effect tricks. As the idea of the blog is to play with these tools, we decided to come up with something for this new feature. Photoshop CS6 has some great features, one of them is the new timeline for basic animations and this time Photoshop gets a little bit of the After Effects taste.
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