This should work, in theory, on a logo. However, I would use a one colour logo for this. It works so well on fonts since they are one colour and not overly complex in design.
can you hit record in the actions panel and record all of that and then make yourself an action to apply to anything? And if so, would that “anything” have to be a white vector graphic? and would the document size as well as the DPI of the document have to be identical to what you recorded?
Im working on mine. I can't seem to utilize a different shading angle in "bevel and emboss" and "inner shadow". My version (CS 5.5) automatically adjusts the angle to be the same for both blending options. It makes for a poorer final product, that's for sure. Is there any way to override the automatic adjustment?
When you adjusted the inner shadow settings your font suddenly went from being extruding to engraved/sunken into the background. I have been struggling trying to get my text to do the same to get that engraved look. Any tips of adjustments to focus on to get the text to go from extruding to that sunken look?
It’s been a while since I did this one, sorry. The best thing is to try different settings until you get the effect you’re looking for. Inner shadowing is a pretty precise setting.
@@EddieGarrison Thanks for your response. I played around with different settings for about 4 hours and just couldn't get it to happen. I was trying to create a .PNG button for an audio mixing application phase button which has an Omega shape font on top of the button and was trying to get that Omega font to sink into the background button and just couldn't get it. I'll keep trying but am feeling kind of beat down at this point. Kind of decided I guess I didn't really want a sunken font, but a raised font instead since that was really simple to achieve.
@@rednroll1 The .png (may) be the issue, not 100% sure though. I never tried to do this effect and save the file as a .png. Hope you get it figured out 👍
@@EddieGarrison You may be right. I kept increasing the size and resolution with that in mind. Started at 72dpi and went up 600 dpi, figuring I would just down scale on save to png. Also was thinking background may be another reason. It was just a solid grey background. Just couldn't seem to get the shadows right for the sunken in look. It ended up being just too much effort for a final image that was only going to be 45×16 pixels where it would be hardly noticeable anyways. Thanks for your suggestions!
@@EddieGarrison No worries, mate. I looked at the date and figured it would be a 50/50 chance Id get a response. Segoe UI Bold still has rounded corners and Impact is too narrow. I'm just lookin to get something similar with square or sharp edges. Any recommendations?
Fantastic job with the detailed and easy to follow instructions.
Thank you very much, Dan!
I had quite a few tweaks to make, however it came out gold. Many thanks!
Love to hear that!
Super helpful thanks! 😃
That was a really good tutorial, easy to follow! Thanks
Thank you very much, Kyle.
@@EddieGarrison you’re welcome, have a good day!
@@kyleschwartz. Thank you! You as well.
Thank you!! Actually this helped me create it in after effects :)
That’s great! So glad the video helped 👍
worked for me, thanks 👍
@@syrykh Happy to hear that!
Lovely Job. Very helpful instructions.
Glad the video helped!
which version of Photoshop are you using sir? Great work
Amazing, thank you!
You’re welcome!!
Effect looks awesome Eddie!
Creative 7 Inc Thank you very much! This text effect was always a cool one for me. You can use it on a lot of different backgrounds.
@@EddieGarrison Yea man! the versatility of this is awesome
When you bring over material to write on, can you do it on your own picture you bring in? ty
@@darleenmiller8427 Yes you can.
Very much appreciate the video man, this was extremely easy to understand and learn.
Thank you so much! That means a lot and I’m glad to hear it helped.
Thank you very smart
Thank you!
Amazing tutorial! Thanks
@@dontatme289 Thank you for the kind words!
Thank you for this great video 🌸 ...I have a question .. how to apply that on a logo not just a text ❓
This should work, in theory, on a logo. However, I would use a one colour logo for this. It works so well on fonts since they are one colour and not overly complex in design.
Thank you very much! Exactly the design I was going for with my banner and logo of my other account.
That's great! Glad this video could help you get the results you were looking for!
Very cool. Thanks.
You're welcome. Thank you!
thank you
You’re welcome!
can you hit record in the actions panel and record all of that and then make yourself an action to apply to anything? And if so, would that “anything” have to be a white vector graphic? and would the document size as well as the DPI of the document have to be identical to what you recorded?
@@Stacey-zg4km I’m not exactly sure honestly. Sorry.
Im working on mine. I can't seem to utilize a different shading angle in "bevel and emboss" and "inner shadow". My version (CS 5.5) automatically adjusts the angle to be the same for both blending options. It makes for a poorer final product, that's for sure. Is there any way to override the automatic adjustment?
I’m sorry to hear that. I don’t actually know what/how to override that I’m sorry to say.
New Subscriber! ❤️
Thank you!
@@EddieGarrison You Deserve it!
New subscriber! Thanks so much for sharing this, Eddie! :)
+Ted Mattos Thank you for watching and subscribing! I hope this tutorial will help you along the way.
Can I do it on PS CS6
That I don’t know for certain. I’m using CC.
When you adjusted the inner shadow settings your font suddenly went from being extruding to engraved/sunken into the background. I have been struggling trying to get my text to do the same to get that engraved look. Any tips of adjustments to focus on to get the text to go from extruding to that sunken look?
It’s been a while since I did this one, sorry. The best thing is to try different settings until you get the effect you’re looking for. Inner shadowing is a pretty precise setting.
@@EddieGarrison Thanks for your response. I played around with different settings for about 4 hours and just couldn't get it to happen. I was trying to create a .PNG button for an audio mixing application phase button which has an Omega shape font on top of the button and was trying to get that Omega font to sink into the background button and just couldn't get it. I'll keep trying but am feeling kind of beat down at this point. Kind of decided I guess I didn't really want a sunken font, but a raised font instead since that was really simple to achieve.
@@rednroll1 The .png (may) be the issue, not 100% sure though. I never tried to do this effect and save the file as a .png. Hope you get it figured out 👍
@@EddieGarrison You may be right. I kept increasing the size and resolution with that in mind. Started at 72dpi and went up 600 dpi, figuring I would just down scale on save to png. Also was thinking background may be another reason. It was just a solid grey background. Just couldn't seem to get the shadows right for the sunken in look. It ended up being just too much effort for a final image that was only going to be 45×16 pixels where it would be hardly noticeable anyways. Thanks for your suggestions!
@@rednroll1 Any time 👍
awesome - thank you...
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you found it helpful.
What font are you using?
I believe it was Impact or Segoe UI Bold. Sorry. This video is an older one for me.
@@EddieGarrison No worries, mate. I looked at the date and figured it would be a 50/50 chance Id get a response. Segoe UI Bold still has rounded corners and Impact is too narrow. I'm just lookin to get something similar with square or sharp edges. Any recommendations?
@@JustDrewIt Cool. Maybe something like Geometos.
Didn't really work for me, mine came out looking like a bevel rather than an engraving, tried a few times, maybe it was the font or the background.
It could have been, yes. Not entire surely (obviously) without seeing it first hand. Try again with different fonts and backgrounds.
Mine doesnt look like this -_-
I'm sorry to hear that. I did this tutorial a LONG time ago.
What font did you use?
I’m sorry I can’t recall the font. I shot this video many years ago. Maybe Impact?