Bạn cũng có thể kiểm tra , hỗ trợ kỹ thuật và trang web tư vấn. Mỗi CS miễn phí hướng dẫn, bạn sẽ tìm thấy ở đây là công việc của các chuyên gia CS2 | ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS TIPS AND TRICKS Looking Through a Glass 47 7. Give the glass a green tint. If you want to tint the glass duplicate its layer by choosing Layer Duplicate Layer. In the Layers palette select the Lock transparent pixels icon then fill the object with the color you like. Set the layer blending mode to Overlay and reduce the opacity until it looks realistic. 8. Distort the glass. In the Layers palette select the background layer and choose Filter Distort Glass. Under Texture select Load Texture and open the texture you prepared in step 3. Do not start with a selection Scaling must be 100 percent try distortion and smoothness until you like the result. Also see if Invert might do better. Additionally you can load the object as a selection on the background layer and experiment with the Displace-filter. Tutorial ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS TIPS AND TRICKS 48 Looking Through a Glass 9. Remove unwanted distortion. The Glass filter often produces artifacts at the borders. Eliminate them by loading the object as a selection on the background layer invert it mark a position in the history palette before the use of the filter and fill the selection with the history state. glass. This is the resulting image. Though the distorted background does not really look like it would through this glass most observers will not recognize this. It s good enough to produce a convincing composition. Tutorial ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS TIPS AND TRICKS 49 Rain Drops Rain Drops Greg Vander Houwen Adapted from the website http . Greg Vander Houwen is the creator of . He is one of Adobe s Digital Masters as well as a member of their Magnificent 7. He is an artist at heart an illustrator by trade. His work can be seen at http interact . I was experimenting with some of the more advanced features of the Layer Styles dialog box and discovered some very handy techniques that can be used when you are creating transparent .
