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05-11-2005, 05:45 PM

This Has Been Done With PS8(CS) Please tell me if there are any major differences with other versions.

1.First create a Background, do it your own way or follow this Awesome Background TUT.......LOL

2. Now Go to Layer/New Adjustment Layer/Colour Balance (you will see a popup window, hit Return/Enter).

3. Repeat this as many times as you like ( i would advise 3-5 times )

4. Choose a CB layer (it's probably best to only have one CB layer visible/turned on at once, EYE next to layer, Click it) by double clicking it. This brings up a small window with, Cyan, Magenta, etc... mess around with these until you have a colour you like.

5. Choose next CB layer (switch old one off to see the true colour you are using) Now Repeat point 4.

6. Keep doing this until you have put different colours to each Colour Balance Layer.

7. Now select the Gradient Tool (this is in the same menu as the Paint bucket tool, click to bring up dropdown menu)

8. With one of the CB Layers selected, click and drag a line across the canvas, you will notice that the canvas now looks like it is more than one colour
:thumbup:

9. Repeat, using all the CB layers and different styles with the gradient tool, hopefully you will have a canvas/sig with different colours. :thumbup:

Please show me any results you have from using this TUT :thumbup:

05-11-2005, 05:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
-Deadly- Posts: n/a Hellbux: 0 [Check]	*This Has Been Done With PS8(CS) Please tell me if there are any major differences with other versions.* 1.First create a Background, do it your own way or follow this Awesome Background TUT.......LOL 2. Now Go to Layer/New Adjustment Layer/Colour Balance (you will see a popup window, hit Return/Enter). 3. Repeat this as many times as you like ( i would advise 3-5 times ) 4. Choose a CB layer (it's probably best to only have one CB layer visible/turned on at once, EYE next to layer, Click it) by double clicking it. This brings up a small window with, Cyan, Magenta, etc... mess around with these until you have a colour you like. 5. Choose next CB layer (switch old one off to see the true colour you are using) Now Repeat point 4. 6. Keep doing this until you have put different colours to each Colour Balance Layer. 7. Now select the Gradient Tool (this is in the same menu as the Paint bucket tool, click to bring up dropdown menu) 8. With one of the CB Layers selected, click and drag a line across the canvas, you will notice that the canvas now looks like it is more than one colour :thumbup: 9. Repeat, using all the CB layers and different styles with the gradient tool, hopefully you will have a canvas/sig with different colours. :thumbup: Please show me any results you have from using this TUT :thumbup: