How to make EPIC reflections in PHOTOSHOP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2020
- How to make Reflections and puddles in Photoshop. In this tutorial, Colin Smith shows how to make different types of reflections in Photoshop. Learn tips and variations to get super realistic looking reflections for your photos and designs.
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I liked using the blank object layer and clipping to it with the mirror image. Thanks for the tips.
My first was CS2, but... I still learn new things all the time thanks to channels like yours. (Or at least easier/better/more effecient ways to do them) Thanks.
Started with Photoshop 7 but only really started seriously trying to learn in the last couple of years. I am getting there slowly and I really find your tutorials helpful
Some really useful techniques very well thought out thank you.
Good techniques, will come in handy in the future!
I honestly can't remember but it was 19-20 years ago. Thanks for the great tuts.
Colin...you ROCK...cheers from Nova Scotia....
PhotoShop 7 was my first. Thank you for all your tips over the years.
brian willert you are welcome!
U look scary
You did justice to this topic 👏
love your tutorials
Like you, I started with the original release - I got a free copy by buying a scanner! Used Photoshop continuously up to just before the release of CS and then didn't touch it for many years. When I started again in 2018, I couldn't believe how much had changed. Basically, I had to completely relearn it. I mean, when I stopped using Photoshop, they had only recently introduced layers!
Very useful , Thank you.
Worked thank you alot! you're the best bro liked
Great tutorial sir thank you
First! Great vid! Very useful tips!
My first photoshop at college was Photoshop 3 you had to wait for an eternity for it to do anything! Then I think I had photoshop 5 on my first home desktop Power Macintosh G3 with 100mb zip discs / drive!
Wonderful learning. Thank u..
AMAZING
This was really helpfull. Greetings from Argentina.
Great vid! And Wow you were picked to tour w KISS and DLR?! 🙌🏻⚡️📸🎶💯💪🏻
yes, I keep the first example !!!
Thank you very much!!!! I am so sad that I can not give you 100 likes in one time. You are amazing!
Cool tutorial... Don't supose you have any tips on lining up a reflection made to a car with a 3/4 angle... Mine are coming out ok but didn't know if there's any tips you have?
Cheers
Nice... Photoshop #3 for me
Cool video for today👍👍👍👍
PS2 that came with my scanner & printer back in the eve of 2000!
awesome
Unlike you, I'm a relative newbie. I started using PS in one of the early CC versions in 2015. If you want some wind/breeze distortion in your puddle, you might want to try using the wave filter on top of it
Hi Colin....I want to consult you about my work in photoshop, I need to refine my skills and you are the best person for it. For example... I take a an old passport photo etc of some family member, use some software to enlarge it, add skin texture, replace eyes if needed etc etc. This is were you can help me with.....how to add a partial male or female body to that face from the neck down, best way to add clothing using free transform, how to go about drop shadows from clothing or jewelry, and most important...shoulders width in proportion to the head ratio. I think that could be a great tutorial. If you think this this is too much, just ignore it, and sorry to bother you. Thanks
Colin, I was hoping you'd have tried to deal at least a wee bit with true reflections, as in you would not see the hedge or sea reflected from behind the car because the angles would be wrong. Angle of incidence equals angle of reflection sort of thing. The least you'd need to do would be to cut out the car with the reflection showing just sky behind it. Perhaps lower the top of the seat and take out the far side A pillar and the took of the boot/trunk. It can get pretty tricky, so it is usually best to obscure the top of the reflection as you did later in the tutorial. Bert Monroy would probably model the scene as a side view in Illustrator work out the exact angles and what would be visible. I remember him saying he did something like that with his Times Square illustration. I have always been a PC kind of a guy, so I started with Version 4.0. (I used Delux Paint on an Amiga 1000 prior to that) I'm impressed that you still have your floppy installation disks.
This wasn't supposed to be an advanced reflections tut.
Colin, Wish you would show the Before and After image for a few seconds at the end before you start blabbering about smashing the Like Button. We are here to be educated and wowed , not to be exposed to your site's needs.
Nice Ibanez Jem ;-)
Ok but how do you reflect something that’s at an angle???
For me first Adobe Photoshop was 3.0
Version 2
I am curious why your smart blur filter and also your filter gallery is grayed out?
Filter Gallery ( and I assume smart blur filter too ) are greyed out when you work in 16bit mode. You can only use them and they only show up in 8bit mode. 😉
As dunnymonster correctly said, 16-bit mode FGallery won't work. Smart Blur works in 16-bit, but doesn't work on a layer mask.
i started on Cs6
CC 2019
Thanks. I started with CS3, at $700.
what was the first one?
David Lee Roth!?!???!?? 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Started with 5.0. :) back in 1998 ish....
I am using CS2 and CS6,,
I started using PS at the end of v2.0
Started with cs3 I think,, I dunno becoz i was a child then
The magic number for me was 3.0 1994ish This is when I started messing around with Photoshop
Charles A. Ragucci ahh yes, layers
"I still have my original floppy discs..."
Pack rat much?! lol
I think it was Elements 2
Attention to the little things makes it.
first Photoshop was var 1.3
a pirated version 😂
I ruined the 666 likes
Started with Version 2 in Art School.