Archive for January, 2012
Poster from the words in photoshop cs5
First we are going to create a new document in Photoshop with 1000×1000 pixels with all the default settings. Fill the background layer with black color.
Step 2
Select Horizontal Type Tool and place any text (white color, caps on) filling all background as you can see below. Only use one text layer.
Rotate text 45 degrees CW by going to Edit > Transform > Rotate.
Step 3
Open photo and copy it to our canvas over text layer. Go to Edit > Free Transform and resize photo to something similar to what I have.
Select text from text layer (Ctrl+left click on text layer thumbnail in layers). Press Ctrl+Shift+I to invert selection. With selection active, select photo layer and press Delete to clear selection contents.
Press Ctrl+D to deactivate selection.
Apply Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast.
Step 4
Create a new layer. Select Horizontal Tool (Arial, white color, 55px) and write something like “DJ Music!”. Create a second new layer and write “Only best hits!” (Arial, white color, 25px).
Rotate text 45 degrees CW by going to Edit > Transform > Rotate on both layers.
Apply Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options > Outer Glow to both layer to make it more readable.
Final Image
This tutorial is now finished and you got a great effect!
Photoshop CS5: How to Create Actions
Recording an action in Photoshop CS5 is incredibly simple. Simply open up the “Actions” palette and hit the new action button seen in the image below.
This should pop open a new window containing various options for the action. Here you can name the action and place it in a set. You can also assign a keyboard shortcut that will activate the action immediately in Photoshop CS5. This is quite handy for those actions you find yourself using on a daily basis.
Once you hit “Record” in the window above, all that’s left is to carry out the steps you’d like to be recorded in the action. Keep in mind that selection sizes, saving and other very specific steps will be replicated exactly in the action. Try to keep your steps generic enough that they’ll work on the full range of images you’ll need the action to apply to.
When you’ve finished carrying out all the desired steps, hit the “Stop” button in the action menu. Then hit the “Play” button to perform the action on another file.
Rotating Text in 360 degree Using Flash
Step-1 Open a new document in flash.
Step-2 Set background color as black
Step-3 Type the first letter of your text in layer-1 and convert it into graphic.
Step-4 Again converts it into movieclip. Right click on movie clip and select “Edit in place” option.
Step-5 Select key frame from 1 – 30 and press F6.
Step-6 In key frame-1, do right click and select “create Classic Tween”. Make slight rotation using “free transform tool”. Repeat this step till the text get full rotate about 360 degree. In the main scene select first letter (here R) and press F9 to open the “action panel”, then write the following script to stop and play while rollover and rollout respectively.
on (rollOver)
{
stop();
}on (rollOut)
{
play();
}
Step-7 Do the above steps for remaining letters.
Final Preview: