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Lesson 14 - Objectives 3-4 (Tuesday)
B14-03 Using stain, inner glow, inner shadow, stroke, and bevel & emboss
Image: Satin allows you to create some very interesting effects within an object on the layer it's being applied to. You have to play with the settings and see what it will do!
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Image: Inner glow does the same thing as outer glow, except the effect is applied within the object rather than on the outside.
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Image: Inner shadow gives the effect of having a cutout.
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Image: Stroke allows you to create a stroke of a color, gradient, or pattern around the edges of an object in a layer. The stroke can be on the inside, center, or outside. You can add multiple strokes in CC 2015.
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Image: Bevel & Emboss gives the pixels on a layer a beveled look - and there are lots of options with this one. You can add contours and textures - and can do some pretty amazing effects with them.
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Image: The real power comes when you use several effects on a layer. In this image, I've used almost all of them.
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B14-04 Using the blending effects dialog - transparent text
At the top of the layer effects is one called blending options. This is quite powerful. Watch the following videos to learn why and how to use this dialog.
Video: Retouching Tutorial: Working with Layer Blend If Sliders in Adobe Photoshop (7:32)
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Image: Another powerful feature of the blending options is the fill opacity slider. This slider reduces the opacity of the pixels on the layer, but not the layer effects. Essentially, you can have transparent text. The opacity slider reduces the opacity of everything - layer pixels and effects both.
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